Newbies Luci Posted July 10, 2007 Newbies Posted July 10, 2007 Hi guys, I'm a new FM user and this is my problem: I have 10 fields Fibre1, Fibre2, ..., Fibre10 In each field is somthing like this: 20% cotton 70% elathane 10% mettalic fibre ... I need to put in fields F1, F2, ...F10 these values but from max to min: F1 = 70% elasthane F2 = 20% cotton F3 = 10% mettalic fibre Do you have any ideea? Please help. Thanks.
JesseSFR Posted July 10, 2007 Posted July 10, 2007 To tell you the truth you look like you have a normalization problem. Meaning that if you have a bunch of fibre fields on a record you probably should make a seperate table to hold the fibre info. I would create a new table to hold all the fibre records for a give product or whatever it is in your main table. Then you can just add new fibres and precentages to a product. Then when you are done adding fibres you can then sort these records and display them in any way that you would want. (ie. greatest percentage to least, creation order, alphabetical order by name ) I hope this helps
Newbies Luci Posted July 23, 2007 Author Newbies Posted July 23, 2007 Thanks for the replay, but did'n help me. These fibres comes from a .txt file, I make some calculations and lookups in filemaker, export and erase. So, I need a scrips or something for that. Please HELP. Only ideea. PLEASE. Thank you !!!
Lee Smith Posted July 23, 2007 Posted July 23, 2007 It is very hard to help someone that is using generic field names, and who replies "That didn't Help. Plus, your description of what you are trying to do is a bit fuzzy. You should tell us what isn't working, or why it doesn't help. Why not attach a file or files, so that we can see what you are saying, respond specifically to your questions. Lee
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