i would like to compare visually different record (same table) into the same layout, example:

computer1 computer2 computer3

Processor Name Intel Core Intel Core Intel Core i5-480M

Processor Speed (MHz) 2130 2130 2660

Processor Cache Memory (KB) 3072 3072 3072

Front Side Bus (Mhz) 1066 1066 ---

System Memory

Standard RAM (MB) 4096 3072 4096

Upgradeable RAM (MB) 8192 8192 ---

Hard Disk Drive Type

Inbuilt Hard Disk Drive Capacity (GB) 500 320 500

Speed (RPM) --- --- 5400

Optical Drive --- --- ---

Display Features

Screen Size (Inch) --- --- 13.3

Maximum Display Resolution (dpi) 1920 x 1080 1366 x 768 1366 x 768

Graphics Solution

GPU --- --- NVIDIA GeForce 310M

Memory (Shared) --- --- 1GB

how can do that?

thx

It depends on how you want to pick them. For example, you could make one of them the current record and show the other 2 through a relationship. Or you could create a found set of 3 (that wold be VERY simple, if you would accept a vertical arrangement). Or...

It depends on how you want to pick them. For example, you could make one of them the current record and show the other 2 through a relationship. Or you could create a found set of 3 (that wold be VERY simple, if you would accept a vertical arrangement). Or...

yes, the relations is the best, but I think that a found set of 3 is more simple!!

Is possible to select (by a checkbox) the 3 records?

how can visualize them into the layout?

thx

Is possible to select (by a checkbox) the 3 records?

Do you mean one checkbox showing all records, or an On/Off checkbox in each record?

how can visualize them into the layout?

As a list view?

Do you mean one checkbox showing all records, or an On/Off checkbox in each record?

yes a single checkbox!! and is possible to limit the choice at 3?

As a list view?

yes list view is ok, orizzontal or vertical data? for me is the same....

thx

yes a single checkbox!! and is possible to limit the choice at 3?

Sure: make the field (a global field, of course) auto-enter a calculated value (replacing existing value) =

LeftValues ( Self ; 3 )

Sure: make the field (a global field, of course) auto-enter a calculated value (replacing existing value) =

LeftValues ( Self ; 3 )

ok, but how can visualize the 3 record? by portal? or not? how?

big thx!!

I would attach a triggered script to the checkbox field to find the three records.

I would attach a triggered script to the checkbox field to find the three records.

ok for finding, I'm ready, but how can show the 3 records into the same layout?

thx

Very simply: in a list view (or in a table view, if you prefer).