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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Relationship pop-up menu<br />

Choose field references<br />

Formula box<br />

Choose a formula result type<br />

Make a field repeating<br />

Calculate only if at least one<br />

field in the formula has a value<br />

Creating a database file 2-21<br />

4. In the Specify Calculation dialog box, define the formula.<br />

To Do this<br />

Add a field<br />

reference<br />

Add a<br />

mathematical or<br />

text operator<br />

Add a comparison<br />

or logical operator<br />

Add a constant<br />

value<br />

In the formula box, click where you want the field reference to<br />

appear. In the list of field names, double-click a field name.<br />

In the formula box, click where you want the operator to appear. In<br />

the keypad, click an operator. (Quotation marks and parentheses<br />

are copied to the formula as a pair, with the insertion point blinking<br />

in the middle).<br />

In the formula box, click where you want the operator to appear.<br />

For Operators, choose an operator from the list.<br />

In the formula box, type the value. (See “Constants” on page 2-15.)<br />

Add a function In the formula box, click where you want the function to appear.<br />

From the functions list, double-click a function. (To see a category<br />

of functions, for View, choose a category.) In the formula box,<br />

replace the placeholder parameter with the value or expression you<br />

want.<br />

Select<br />

functions<br />

Select<br />

operators<br />

Choose<br />

indexing and<br />

result storage<br />

options

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