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I'm sorry that those boxes can't be viewed in FIND MODE :)

Daniele, I think it's a great idea nonetheless. Thanks for sharing it with us. :wink2:

Daniele your briliant, i've been needing to include a checklist for a long time now and have been struggling to find a way to incorporate in a compact way, this will be great.

Cheers,

~Genx

Ocean, i like the bolding, but all i get is non char squares... red and black.

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...I also tweaked the check/uncheck script. :)...

Fine use of the ABS function !

I'm afraid it's not exactly novel - Søren did something very similar here (without requiring a custom function).

I would make it this way...

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Edited by Guest

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Hi JerryD

in your way the main table (Scroll_check) may contain only a record...

every other record will have the same check-box checked !

(or the first the same of the last)

  • 4 weeks later...
  • Newbies

That's great.

However, if you're not dealing with more record ID's than can fit in a single field, the attached example works without any scripting. Simply adding or removing a value from the values file updates the list for every record.

Unfortunately it still won't work in find mode, though you can search for values throught the 'Related Values' portal.

Scrollable_checkbox_set_v2.fp7.zip

That's a very interesting idea. I didn't quite get the limitation of "dealing with more record ID's than can fit in a single field".

Seems to me the main downside here is the inability to create sub-summarized reports - as is always the case with a many-to-many relationship without a join table.

Hi rabaudi !

I have done a little sample inspired by You with Scrollable Check Box and a Portal Found Set to "Find" the records again!

rgds

http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?fid/25/tid/178663/pid/214581/post/214581/#214581

  • 3 weeks later...

So it looks like, for every List record, there are as many Values records as there are value list items. I'm thinking about a value list of 40 items, 10-20 characters long, of which on average 1 or 2 are actually checked. There will be 14,000 master records....

Without doing the arithmetic, this approach seems pretty wasteful; is it in fact?

Edited by Guest
This is response to original post, not ohgo

  • 1 month later...
  • Newbies

I think applying the scroll function to the check box to be good including the meaning that saves the mounting area. However, I think that being possible to have a look at the check as being in the example of the check sheet is personally good.

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