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  • Re: data validation for entry in multiple column table

    Yep.&nbsp; What are the data types you are using ?&nbsp;&nbsp; Try a text box in one column, and a drop-down list box in another column.&nbsp; Enter something in the text box, and do not touch the drop-down.&nbsp; I&#39;m guessing it will not satisfy the conditions you have established...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mseitz on 09-03-2008
  • Re: data validation for entry in multiple column table

    Thanks for the response!&nbsp; That makes perfect sense to me.&nbsp; In fact,&nbsp;I&#39;ve already tried that and it didn&#39;t work.&nbsp; At first, I was thinking it wasn&#39;t recognizing &quot;is blank&quot;, but as I mentioned above, I&#39;m now thinking there is something that prevents the condition from being checked when (it thinks) ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mseitz on 09-03-2008
  • Re: data validation for entry in multiple column table

    I also found that if I selected the same value from the drop-down twice in a row, the dialog box did not appear.&nbsp; Must be something that overrides the condition if it thinks nothing has changed...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mseitz on 09-02-2008
  • Re: data validation for entry in multiple column table

    I actually experimented with the same conditions on a&nbsp;RULE I created to show a dialog box expression for the drop-down column.&nbsp; I conditioned the rule based on &quot;is blank&quot; or &quot;is not blank&quot; (to always show me the value), and found that until I selected a non-blank entry from the drop-down, the dialog box did not ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mseitz on 09-02-2008
  • data validation for entry in multiple column table

    Hello... I have a 3-column repeating table that I would like to validate to ensure that if they enter one of the columns in a given row, all columns are entered.&nbsp; These are&nbsp;optional entries, so I cannot simply make them &quot;required&quot;.&nbsp; The first column is a date-picker, the second is a drop-down list, and the third is a text ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mseitz on 09-02-2008
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