Mike,

All these files are for use on a PC. Are there similar demos for MAC OS10.5.6 with FMPro 9 Advanced?

Thanks

Roger


On 22 Jan 2009, at 20:07, Miki Eff wrote:

Hi Emma,

If you'd like a different approach, check of Excelisis' demos on Hierarchies. http://www.excelisys.com/web/downloads/index.php

Be sure to read the pdf that comes with it. It's a flexible strategy that you should consider. Work with the demo a bit, see if that clears things up.

~Miki


On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 2:53 PM, Emma Glaisher <[email protected] > wrote:
Thanks for responding!

I can see the new Group in the Temperature table, but not in the value list
in the Product table.

I am defeated by juggling relationships, tables and value lists that depend
on them, so now I can't see the wood for the trees... I may start from
scratch! Everything seems to be dependant on everything else...


on 22/1/09 12:12, Bruce Herbach at [email protected] wrote:

> Hi Emma,
>
> In reading this it looks like you have a good start. If possible I would > back up a step and look at the way you set up the relations ship between
> temperature and Group to see if the new Group entry fits into the
> relationship that sets up your drop down list.
>
>  From what I read here it worked before you added the new value, my
> guess is the new value somehow doesn't connect.
> Sorry I can't be more helpful without looking at the setup and lists.


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