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I'm developing a simple project management database. Each Project has a tab for Related Project Files. I've created multiple container fields for the files and would like to associate a time stamp with each file/container field. However, my time stamp fields all reflect the same time even though each field is uniquely named. I'm guessing I can only have one time stamp field per record?? Is there a better way to accomplish my objective?

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Welcome!

If you don't mind, I'd like to confirm your structure. I would have a Project table and a related table of files (related by ProjectID). This table would need a container field to store the file, a modified timestamp if you want, and a primary keyID field (perhaps also a note/comment field). I'd show the related files in a portal on the Project Form layout.

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Thanks for your reply. However, either I'm not understanding your suggestions or we're not on the same page in terms of what I am attempting to accomplish. Since a picture is sometimes worth a thousand words, I've uploaded a screenshot of my Project Form layout. Within that layout is a section for the Tasks related to a Project. Within the Tasks section are 3 tabs. One of the tabs is for storage of related files such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, etc. Within that tab, I am trying to create a way to store related support documentation and show the modification date for each file. [color:red]I guess what I'm really trying to do is attach a modification date to each container field. (I had created 8 unique container fields. e.g field1, field2, field3.) Can I do that or does each support document need to be entered into its own record? In which case, your suggestion of a primary keyID field makes more sense.

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(I had created 8 unique container fields. e.g field1, field2, field3.) Can I do that or does each support document need to be entered into its own record? In which case, your suggestion of a primary keyID field makes more sense.

Yes, this tab needs to show a portal to related records in a DOC table. The Doc record has the modification ts. The DOC record would have a _kF_ProjectID.

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