April 8, 201015 yr Newbies Hi, I am trying to build a program to calculate the results of a competition. I have 1 table with: competitor type of obstacle 1 (Value list) marks obs 1 (Value list) co-efficient obs 1 (look up) result obs 1 (Marks X co-ef.) type of obstacle 2 marks obs 2 co-efficient obs 2 result obs 2 etc. up to 16 and a second with: type of obstacle (time, pace, success) marks obs ("time", "walk/trot/sprint", "yes/no") co-efficient from which the value lists and look ups are sourced. I have managed to make it work but for each obstacle I find myself having to create a new value list, a new instance of table1 and three new instances of table2. Is there a more elegant way of doing this please? Mike
April 8, 201015 yr I don't really follow this, but it seems like you should use three tables: Competitors, ObstacleTypes and a join table of Obstacles (with up to 16 records per competitor).
April 10, 201015 yr Author Newbies hi consultant thanks for your quick reply, I am not at home at the moment but I will try that over the weekend. Thanks
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