Chuck J Posted November 24, 2005 Posted November 24, 2005 I'm using FileMaker 4 on Windows You don't want to hear what I have tried, so here is the problem. I have two related databases Courses and Students. From the Courses database I want to print a letter from a found set of students in the Students database. Record_number is the key field. I prepare the letter in the Courses Database with Record_number, First_name and Last_name related fields from Students Database. I find the students that should receive the letter and create a script: Freeze Window Perform Find Request 1 Restore find request Mail List Yes Loop Copy Record_Number Select entire contents Open Filename: "Courses.FP3" Paste Courses::Record_Number Perform Script External: Courses.FP3 Sub-scripts Print_Announcement Go to Record/Request/Page Next Exit after last End Loop The Print_Announcement external script I have in Courses is: Go to Layout Course_Announcement Print No dialog I need a script in Courses or Students that will print a students first and last names in the letter from the found set, go to the next students name, print the letter and continue through the found set in the Students database. I'm perplexed once again but I'll keep trying, I have just run out of ideas.
Ender Posted November 25, 2005 Posted November 25, 2005 It seems easier to print the letter from the Student file. Then you would just need to set a global in Student with the current Course Number, and use a relationship from Student::Course Number to Course::Record Number to see any Course info on that letter. Then when you can print the found set in one Print[] step.
Chuck J Posted November 26, 2005 Author Posted November 26, 2005 (edited) The reason I didn't want to print from the Students database is the letter would be part of a students record. I would prefer the letter be part of the Course database record. Any help on this one? Edited November 26, 2005 by Guest
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