The Big Bear Posted July 16, 2012 Posted July 16, 2012 Hi all The first example on the sheet is done with a find and looping script but i would like to get all the dates to line up as shown on the second example on the sheet attached. Thanks in advance Lionel continunity form.pdf
The Big Bear Posted July 18, 2012 Author Posted July 18, 2012 Hi all This is what i am trying to accomplish. I have a db that has all the monthly dates that each welder as welded for each process thet are qualied for. The db is setup as Date welded Process Welder ID unique number I want to made a report for each welder as shown the the original post. I perform a find on the welders ID number and sort the records by process and date welded the FCAW process would be the first set of record that are displayed on the list layout. So these record would start on the first line and so on. Then the GMAW process would be the second process displayed on the list layout but the dates are not display until after the FCAW dates. I would like all the processes dates to be displayed starting on the first line. I tried a calculation field but it does not work properly. case(isempty(GMAW_Date);getNTHrecord(GMAW_Date;Get(Recordnumber)+1);GMAW_Date) But that will only populate the last record for the FCAW process. Maybe a loop script would be better. any ideas and help wouuld be greatly appreciated Lionel
Lee Smith Posted July 18, 2012 Posted July 18, 2012 Lionel, I got a neck ache from trying to look at your form. What is the significance of the printed part at the top, and the handwritten at the bottom? or in this case, the right from the left lol. Why not attach a copy of your database? Lee
The Big Bear Posted July 18, 2012 Author Posted July 18, 2012 Lee This what I would like to accomplish Thanks Lionel continunity records_log.zip
Lee Smith Posted July 18, 2012 Posted July 18, 2012 Your file was looking for a Table called "value lists" or something. I made a quick report to see if I'm understanding your request. OOPS, I forgot to change the name of the file, so be careful not to replace your existing Main.fp7 main.fp7.zip
The Big Bear Posted July 19, 2012 Author Posted July 19, 2012 Lee Thanks for looking and I am sorry that I did not explain myself to well with what I was looking to accomplish with the program I send you. I have made a couple of changes that I hope would help explain it better. I really appreciate the time you have took to help me with this. main.zip
The Big Bear Posted July 23, 2012 Author Posted July 23, 2012 Hi all I know i have not been to clear on what I have been trying to do but I hope I can state what I want to do in a clearer manner this time. When a welder qualifies using a welding process, a continunity log record is create in the continunity log table. These records are created in random order because a welder may test in one welding process to day and another welding process next month. The continunity log consist of five fields. Date welded Welder ID welding Process unique field Serial number There is about 200 record for 6 active welders in the continunity log table. A new record is also create every two (2) month to show continunity for each welder for each qualified welding process. I tried a calculation fileds that work some what. I tried to acomplished this through a relationship but have no success. I figure it would be a combination of a calculation and a relationship. I have attached two pdf files and a copy of the short version of the continunity file. Any ideas would be help Lionel continunity report now.pdf continunity report want.pdf continunity log main.zip
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