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Pariah
Describing this will be tough...
I've got a table that goes something like this:
Category Group1 Group2 Group3
Text Data Bool Bool Bool
More Data Bool Bool Bool
The idea being that I want to use the boolean fields (group 1, 2, etc.)
to denote whether the 'category' applies to the group.
Eg. 'text data' applies to groups 1 and 2, but not 3.
The idea being to then use a single query that will then return
only the categories that apply to the group.
I don't have any problem doing this with multiple queries (which are
in essence, identical save for the 'group' field).
But how do I do it with a single query (that gets the field to select
from from a form, for example).
Thanks
I've got a table that goes something like this:
Category Group1 Group2 Group3
Text Data Bool Bool Bool
More Data Bool Bool Bool
The idea being that I want to use the boolean fields (group 1, 2, etc.)
to denote whether the 'category' applies to the group.
Eg. 'text data' applies to groups 1 and 2, but not 3.
The idea being to then use a single query that will then return
only the categories that apply to the group.
I don't have any problem doing this with multiple queries (which are
in essence, identical save for the 'group' field).
But how do I do it with a single query (that gets the field to select
from from a form, for example).
Thanks