Hi,
When I have things like that, I like to show them in table fields instead of
plain text.
You create a left/right table with buttons to add/remove items.
You can then store the data in a hidden character field with spaces or some
other delimiter of your choise.
The tables search a form where you have your possible selections stored. You
probably have this already.
The left table with added items has the following qualification:
$Added Items$ LIKE "%" + 'ItemName' + "%"
The right table with items not yet selected has the following qualification:
NOT $Added Items$ LIKE "%" + 'ItemName' + "%"
Two simple Active Links can add/remove items and refresh the tables.
If the ItemNames are not selective enough, you can use some other unique
identifier.
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> I have a search menu that has over 200 possible items that can be selected.
> It's set to append after each item. I'd like to format it so it looks like:
>
> Item1
> Item2
>
> instead of: Item1 Item2...
>
> Has anyone don't this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
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