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Jay
Is there anyway to capture a local field value in an enterprise field using a
formula?
formula?
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Gérard Ducouret
Jay,
Two ways to do that :
1° When you import a .mpp file in the Enterprise, you have the opportunity
to map the local field with an enterprise filed (same type of field)
2° In the Enterprise global, when both the Enterprise global and the local
..mpp file are open : Tools / Customize / Enterprise field / Import Custom
Fields...
Hope this helps,
Gérard Ducouret
Two ways to do that :
1° When you import a .mpp file in the Enterprise, you have the opportunity
to map the local field with an enterprise filed (same type of field)
2° In the Enterprise global, when both the Enterprise global and the local
..mpp file are open : Tools / Customize / Enterprise field / Import Custom
Fields...
Hope this helps,
Gérard Ducouret
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Gary L. Chefetz [MVP]
Jay:
Yes. Reference the field in your formula.
Yes. Reference the field in your formula.
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Jay
When I tried to use a local custom field in the enterprise field formual I
received this error:
There is an error in the formula. The formula cannot be saved because it
refers to a non-enterprise custom field.
received this error:
There is an error in the formula. The formula cannot be saved because it
refers to a non-enterprise custom field.
G
Gary L. Chefetz [MVP]
Sorry, Jay, forgot about that. You can write a macro to copy the values to
enterprise fields.
enterprise fields.