ron G Posted February 25, 2011 Posted February 25, 2011 FM 11 03, OSX I can 'turn off' check boxes. I can turn on an individual check box. OK. I have a field with 2 check boxes. How do I 'turn on' both of them from a script? Thanks (pounding head on wall) ========== Got it to work: See graphic...
comment Posted February 25, 2011 Posted February 25, 2011 One carriage return (between the two values) would be quite sufficient.
bruceR Posted February 25, 2011 Posted February 25, 2011 FM 11 03, OSX I can 'turn off' check boxes. I can turn on an individual check box. OK. I have a field with 2 check boxes. How do I 'turn on' both of them from a script? Thanks (pounding head on wall) ========== Got it to work: See graphic... Best way to understand checkboxes is just display the same field on a layout but formatted as a standard field. As mentioned by Comment - checkbox selections are just return-reparated values. ALSO suggested: learn to use the list function: Set field [ members::gmem_can; List( "Member"; "Candidate") ]
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