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First off thank you for taking the time to read this post...but let me go ahead and dive into my problem/question.

I am defining a database in which I want a user to be able to control some of the caculations by defining the values in those caculations. Also I want the user to be able to give a "name" for the field. Basically here is what I want:

Fields To Be Defined "Field 1" "Multiplier"

Fields To Receive Data "Amt 1"

Fields Displayed on Form (Field 1 Text) (Amt 1) (=Multiplier*Amt1)

The user will Define the values for the Field 1 and the Multiplier one time (can change in future). The Amt 1 will be imputed daily in the form. The (Field 1 Text), (Amt 1), and the caculation result (Multiplier * Amt1) will be displayed on the same form.

So Using the Same as Above:

Fields To Be Defined "Match $5.00" "5"

Fields To Receive Data "10"

Fields Displayed on Form "Match $5.00" "5" "$50.00"

Now if the user comes back is decides to change these fields from:

(Field 1) "Match $5.00" to "Match $10.00"

(Multiplier) "5" to "10"

I want all previously saved records to retain the Match $5.00 data and any new records created after to have the Match $10.00 data.

I have been playing aroud with this and can't seem to make it work. I have used two seperate tables. Used global fields. Used repeating fields. I have even dived into reationships.

Any and all help on this matter will be appreciated.

Thank you,

Posted

Hello Allen,

From your description, it sounds as though you are trying to do something along the lines of what is shown in the attached file.

UserDefined.zip

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Ray,

Thank you very much for the attachment, works mutch better than words. This is exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate you response on this matter. Once I compete my database I will try and remember to send to you.

Thanks Once again,

Allen

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