Global

[moj6054]

Hi,

Please tell me about global field with a sample.

Thank you.

[efen]

see

http://help.filemaker.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5895/kw/global/session/L3RpbWUvMTMzMDE4MzMxOS9zaWQvKllVQ1pBUms%3D

[Lee Smith]

Automatic message

This topic has been moved from "FileMaker Product Family → FileMaker Pro 11" to "Database Schema & Business Logic → Calculation Engine (Define Fields)".

Hi moj,

Global Fields are not unique to FileMaker Pro 11

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[moj6054]

Thank you,

How I can use in invoice table?

[efen]

If you want an appropriate answer to your question you need to provide a lot more information. Your question is like asking "How long is a piece of string?"

Describe exactly what you want to do and how your file is set up.

[imoree]

Thank you,

How I can use in invoice table?

This question is too vague IMHO!

globals are used for various things, but the main objective it that it is available to your entire system; ie; it can be

accessed from multiple layouts ,etc

you can use in an invoice table by creating a field called g_Status ( make it global in your settings )

in a script you can say

If ( g_Status = "Paid" ; Do something )

else if

( g_Status = "Billed" ; Do something else )

else

(g_Status = "Overdue" ; do something else)

end if

-- This is all i can think of based on what you have asked.

[moj6054]

Thank you very much,

Please see my database and tell me how I should use of this, in my database.

thank you again

[Lee Smith]

What database?

If you tried to attach a file, it didn't make it. The process is rather easy, if you follow these steps.

Step 1

Find the file on your hard drive, and zip it.

Step 2

Do not use the Quick Reply, BUT instead, choose the More Reply Option

Step 3

Click on Attached Files and this will take you to your hard drive to locate your file that you want to attach and that you previously zipped. Select the file, and then click Attach This File, and then click Add Reply.

If you should have a problem write me a private message.

Lee

[moj6054]

Thank you,

Please see my database and , tell me how I can use of global in my database?

Stuff.zip