In article
<32962566.215.1334347685746.JavaMail.geo-discussion-forums@vbjl30>, Andy
<
andyri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Le vendredi 13 avril 2012 21:08:36 UTC+2, Christoph L. Kaufmann a =E9crit=
> =A0:
> > Andy <
andyri...@gmail.com> schrub am Fri, 13 Apr 2012 11:40:02
> > -0700 (PDT) in comp.databases.filemaker:
> >=20
> > > the first part Field_A has any contrained of the value of Name !!!=20
> > > (if the value of Name is correct in Field_A, it's ok for Description).=
> =20
> > >=20
> > > How can I limit the value of Field_A ? it must take only value of Name.
> >=20
> > Value List, then Drop down. I'm not sure I understand the problem,
> > however. Rephrase en fran=E7ais.=20
> > --=20
> > Christoph Kaufmann
> >
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> It is not easy for me to explain :-) so I will write an example:
>
> Table_2 ( name, description)
>
> Name Description
>
> AAA Television
> BBB Radio
> CCC Printer
> ...
> -------------------------------------
>
> Table_1 ( field_A, field_B )
>
> field_A Field_B
>
> AAA Television ok
>
> but when I put AA in field_A , it is accepted ! (Field_B has no value)
>
> I would like that field_A accepts only values in "Name" (AAA or BBB or CCC
> and nothing like AA or A !)=20
>
> I can not use the value list because field Name has already values that I n=
> eed.
>
> Hope that you can understand what I want to explain :-)
>
> Thanks for you help
You can define the Value List to use values from an field instead of
values manually typed into the Value List window.
If there's another reason you don't want the field formatted as a Pop-up
Menu / Drop-down List, then you could use the Validation options for
Field_A. The easiest way is to still define a Value List that obtains it's
values from the Name field in Table_2., the the Validation Option can
check the data is in that Value List.
Helpful Harry :o)