If there is more than one value it be Set Field [ Activities Billing::Activity; "Value1¶Value2¶Value3" ]
On 3/30/08 6:16 PM, "Chuck Pelto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Jane, > > On Mar 30, 2008, at 7:04 PM, Jane Reeder wrote: > If you had a value list of yes and no and wanted a check by yes you would do > a set field with a value of yes and then an X would appear next to yes. > > > I tried something like that... > > SetField ( myField ; $selectedValues ) // Where $selectedValues was a list > of values I wanted set > > Didn't work. > > I'll go back and review this. Do some more testing. I THOUGHT I was on the > right track, but when it didn't work, I was somewhat flummoxed. > > Thanks, > > Chuck > >> On 3/30/08 5:45 PM, "Chuck Pelto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > >> To put it another way.... >> >> ....what call will work to put an "X" in a checkbox of a ValueList populated >> field from a ScriptMaker script? >> >> Regards, >> >> Chuck >> >> >> >> On Mar 30, 2008, at 4:22 PM, Chuck Pelto wrote: > >> >> On Mar 30, 2008, at 4:07 PM, Richard S. Russell wrote: > >> When you say "I have a list of terms", where is the list? Is it already in >> the database? Does it exist outside the database and you're looking to import >> it? > > > The list of items is derived by collecting the data form a table that holds > the information that goes into the ValueList. > >> When you say "BASED ON items in the value list", does that mean they're not >> exactly the same as the items in the value list? (For example, if the value >> list contained values like "Ford", "Chrysler", and "General Motors", would >> your list of terms have things like "Mercury", "Dodge", and "Chevrolet"?) > > > ValueList (Models): > MercuryDodgeChevroletFord > > Someone owns two cars: > MercuryFord > The List of Items consists of: > MercuryFord > > So, the field, CarList has the information from the ValueList (Models) > ☐ Mercury☐ Dodge☐ Chevrolet☐ Ford > I want to have the checkboxes for Mercury and Ford checked. So that the > ValueList (Models) in the checkbox field of CarList looks like THIS: > ☒Mercury☐ Dodge☐ Chevrolet☒Ford >> >From using a ScriptMaker script. > Hope that helps.... > Regards, > Chuck > > >> Examples would make it easier to understand the question. > > > >> On 2008 Mar 30, at 16:52, Chuck Pelto wrote: >> >> > >> Here's a situation.... >> >> ....I have a ValueList of items. It is in a field that is set to use >> CheckBoxes. >> >> I have a list of terms based on items in the ValueList. The items in the >> list of terms are separated by carriage returns. >> >> Here is a question.... >> >> How do I get the items in the list of terms to get a check-mark to appear in >> the check-box field for the appropriate item in the ValueList associated with >> that field? >> > > > > > > > > > >
