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Hi all friends

this problem is related with the trick to change tab of a "Tab Control".

I wish to have two fields, both editable, exactly the same(as if the field was duplicated), but with different names.

It seems simple...

With 7/8 you can define a field as an autoenter calc replace existing value;

so I thought to solve with:

Field1 : autoenter Field2

and

Field2: autoenter Field1

but this didn't work (or worked partially).

Any other attempt to solve was without resolution.

(and I'm trying from two days)

Has someone any ideas ?

One method is to check if the other field is active and then copy its contents

Field1 Auto-enter, replace

If(Get(ActiveFieldName) = "Field2";Field2;Field1)

and for Field2 the same but with 1 and 2 switched

If(Get(ActiveFieldName) = "Field1";Field1;Field2)

Hi Jim,

Have you tested this? I haven't found it to be consistent. It seems that Get(Active...) can't respond within an Auto-Enter (Replace) calculation (or any calculation?) but I might be wrong; I frequently am. :wink2:

LaRetta

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Hi, SlimJim

many, many thanks...that works !

(if I think to the so much time vasted, I'll become mad !)

LaRetta

I have tested this in my own circumstances (single user not networked) and it works fine. I use it for modiying (and entering) net tax and gross calculations. I posted a tip about this a while back:

http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/169064/post/172567/hl//#172567

and as it says there I first saw it in a conversion calculation by Queue.

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