blissland Posted August 13, 2008 Posted August 13, 2008 I think the answer to this is likely simple. In the real world I'm taking soil samples and counting the numbers of individuals of species in each sample. In FMP 9 I've got Samples, Sample-Species, and Species tables. On a Samples table layout I have a Sample-Species table portal on it in which for each record I have a dropdown menu for Genus and a dropdown menu for Species. When I select the Genus, I want the Species list to be filtered by Genus. Genus and Species are two fields in the same Species table. I've tried a variety of relationship graph arrangements but I can't seem to do this simple logical thing. Thanks for your help.
Phillip Holmes Posted August 13, 2008 Posted August 13, 2008 Hello, Have you carry out a search in the forumn looking for "Filtered Value List". There are many posts about this subject maybe the solution is listed in one of the replies. Regards Phillip
comment Posted August 13, 2008 Posted August 13, 2008 I believe searching for +conditional +value +list would be more productive. Anyway, this is quite simple: in addition to your basic setup of Samples -< SampleSpecies >- Species define a relationship between SampleSpecies and another occurrence of Species as: SampleSpecies::Genus = Species 2::Genus and tell your value list to use values from the field Species 2::Species, showing only related values starting from SampleSpecies. --- Note that "Sample-Species" is NOT a valid table name.
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