July 18, 200916 yr I have report layout based on a table called TRANSACTONS I have a field Transactions::TransactionDate which holds .... yes.... transaction dates. I want to put two global fields in the header .... g.lowerdate and g.upperdate. Then I want to locate all records where the transactionDate is between g.lowerdate and g.upperdate. It seems that FM PERFORM FIND () function will not allow me to specify a criteria for a global field??? It seems like I can't specify a criteria where the transactiondate > g.lowerdate Or is there a 'trick' I am missing?
July 18, 200916 yr Please see examples in this ongoing thread. http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/209788
July 18, 200916 yr Author Ah... I forgot to use the concatenation symbol and quotes.... Thanks for the link.
July 18, 200916 yr Author Here is a weird anomoly: As you can see, this report has 2 sub-summary sections: Stock Name and within Stock Name it is summarized by Option Symbol. The report works great. But, if I put in a start date of July 11, 2009 I will get a listing of those Options for Apple with an Expiration Date > July 11, 2009. Great. This works as desired. However, if I press the SHOW ALL button, I get: First a listing of ALL Apple options. If I press it a 2nd time, I get the listing to include all options for Wellsfargo. Of course the Show All button runs a simple script that is: Show All Records Sort Records [Restore; No dialog] (sorting is by stockname and then optsymbol. Have you any idea how to fix my code to really show ALL options for ALL stocks with a single press?
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