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Please forgive me as I'm rather new to FMP. I am wanting to create a database that would allow contacts to be sorted like a family tree. Kind of like network marketing. Each contact could have multiple contacts(children) underneath them and I would like to be able to show all info for each contact (child) under then in say a portal. Please enlighten me.

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Anything on this post of any help?

http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/215393/post/359136/fromactivity/myposts/#359136

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Thanks for the reply Efan. Unfortunately that link didn't answer my question. Let me try to state what I am desiring to do more clearly. I have a personnel database and each of the personnel are attached to someone who has brought them into the company (kind-of like network marketing). I would like to be able to have a portal or file tree structure that shows the lineage or down-line. Hope this helps explain

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One last thing. Here is the simplest way I can explain it: Say I have a bunch of employees and each employee has a manager. Each employee could be the manager of multiple employees. Each employee record would have a manager field. I would like to have a portal on each employee's record that shows who there employees are. How might I go about this? The forums linked in the other replies so far have not helped. Thanks

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I understood you the first time. The thread I linked to shows how to display the lineage of each record; the thread referenced there explains how to show descendants.

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..snip.. The forums linked in the other replies so far have not helped. ..snip..

Why didn't they help? It is not helpful to us to get a reply that says nothing.

Why not post a copy of your file of what you have so far.

Lee

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