You can use conditional fields to process any number of different results eg
{IF {Dropdown1} = "Widget" "$10.00"}{IF {Dropdown1} = "Gubbins" "$12.00"}{IF
{Dropdown1} = "Thingummy" "$20.00"} etc
Insert the fields using CTRL+F9 for each field boundary pair and put no
spaces between the fields.
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Robertw wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I am trying to create a form that has a list box populated with a
> number of Parts I would like the form to fill in the price of the
> part in a text form field when a certain part number is selected, I
> only have 5 parts to select from. I thought I could use an IFTHEN
> statement but it appears that this is only able to be used if I had
> only 2 parts to select from. Any ideas???
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