May 13, 200718 yr Is there a way to establish a relationship based upon a calculation? I would like the criteria for a "match" to be if a quantity field is greater than (1). If, for example, the quantity of drawers in a cabinet is greater than zero the match field criteria would validate and a portal would display. In this example the quantity of drawers could be 1,2, 3 or 4. Is this possible? Jarvis
May 13, 200718 yr I'm unsure of your structure but yes. Create a calculation (cDrawers) in your main table, number = 1. Create a relationship from this main table to your child table as: Main::cDrawers :less: Child::DrawerNumber You first say quantity greater than one and later indicate 1, 2, 3 and 4 should show. Adjust that calc as needed. If this is filtering an existing relationship, you can do so as well as Main::ProjectID = Child::ProjectID AND cDrawers :less: Child::DrawerNumber If this doesn't meet your need, we'll need a bit more information as to your existing structure. UPDATE: If your drawer quantity is an aggregate function then NO, it can't be used as the child side of the relationship. Is the drawer number a standard number? LaRetta :wink2: Edited May 13, 200718 yr by Guest
May 13, 200718 yr It's possible in your example - because it's not really based on a calculation, but rather on a comparison. See the relevant help section.
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