Mian Umar Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 Hello All. Let Suppose I created 2 Tables, named by Movies and Rental Repectively. And Suppose the Fields are for table Movie Movie No. Movie Genre.(Action, Romance & Adult In it) Movie Name. (10 Movies belong to the genres mention above) And Table Rental. Rental No. Movie Genre Movie Name So I want When i enter in RENTAL TABLE And Select Genre as Romance, And when i enter Next Field (Movie Name) Then It Show me Only the Names of that Movies that are Romance Genre, As well as I Select Genre as Action, And when i enter Next Field (Movie Name) Then It Show me Only the Names of that Movies that are Action Genre. Tell me any tip about it Very Very Thanks Umar Farooq
Inky Phil Posted December 1, 2006 Posted December 1, 2006 HI Umar What you are looking for is called a conditional value list. I have attached the same file as your last question but with an amended field to demonstrate the cond. value list in action. If you go into find mode and click into the genre field you will see a list of all the genres that you have on file. Once you select one the list of movies available is restricted to that genre. Have a look at the value lists used (File menu>define>value lists) and the extra table occurance (ctrl-D) HTH Phil. Umars_sample.zip
Mian Umar Posted December 2, 2006 Author Posted December 2, 2006 I am very Thankfull to u. But I dont understand how u mange it How u store Genre & Movie Names In the Tables? bcz in Video Table there is only one record Plz Explain Some Qlues how u Make This one. I am very thank full to u Waiting ur reply. Mian Umar
Inky Phil Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 Have a look at 'Value lists' in the help files. That is how I got the information in there. In the sample file select file menu> define> value lists and you will see there how they are formed HTH Phil
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