Jorgitopeter Posted November 21, 2012 Posted November 21, 2012 Hi everyone. First of all, I'd like to thank you in advanced for your help, and apoligize for my bad English. Let me explain my situation. I attach an example of my solution. I have my clients, with an ID number ('CUIT/CUIL'), and one date field called 'Cierre de ejercicio'. I also have a table ('base_d_impuestos') in which each record ('impuesto 1' , 'impuesto 2', 'impuesto 3', etc) has different dates ('january 1', "january 2", "january 3"; "february 1", "february 2", etc) that I'll have to choose according to the two fields of my clients. I mean: when I create a record in the layout "Impuestos", called 'impuesto 1', and the 'cuit/cuil' of my related client is last number is <3, and month('Cierre de ejercicio')=1, I have to choose the date "january 1". If the field I create is "impuesto 1", and the 'cuit/cuil' of my related client islast number is >3 and <5, and month('Cierre de ejercicio')=1, I have to choose the date "january 2". If the field I create is "impuesto 1", and the 'cuit/cuil' of my related client is last number is >6 and <9, and month('Cierre de ejercicio')=2, I have to choose the date "February 2". How would I have to set my calculation? Please let me know if you can't understand anything of my explanation. PS: I can't attach the file, but you can download it from here https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B3Zo_cOryTdVMGtKaUQ2UGpiYVk
Matthew F Posted November 22, 2012 Posted November 22, 2012 Sorry, but I don't quite understand whether you have a well defined mathematical relationship between 'cuit/cuil' and the calculated date. If this is something that is not precisely defined or might change from year to year, then you might want to create a separate hash table that contains 9 records (cuit 0 - 9) and lists the corresponding date in a second field. 'Base_d_impuestos', or any other table can use this to calculate the date based on a relationship that keys on the Cuit field.
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