I am creating a script to Close a file.

I originally set the button to Exit the Application, but found in the instance that a use had more than one file opened, they were all closed.

Is there a way to say :

IF(.fp7 Files Opened =1;Exit Application Else Close Current File Only

?

This SEEMS to work:

IF(DatabaseName<>"DB01";Close File);

Else

Exit Application

End IF

How about :

If [ DatabaseNames = Get ( FileName ) ]

Exit Application

Else

Close File [ Current File ]

End If

or:

If [ ValueCount ( DatabaseNames ) > 1 ]

Close File [ Current File ]

Else

Exit Application

End If

This way you can rename your file without breaking the script.

Perfect.

Thanks...

I will use the first script based on the file name opened.

May I suggest you NOT exit the application. You are assuming that your solution is the only one the user has open.

I find nothing more frustrating than closing a database, only to find it quits FMP and all the other databases I had open.

The whole principle i want is to Exit the Application, but IF another file on the users PC i opened, then only to Close the current file to not cause that frustration.