Jim:
If the column 3 and column6 fields are computed, they will display without a recalc.
If the computation is in the form variables, they will display each time an entry is
made to a field that is used in the calculation.
The only other possibility is to do the calculation in an eep, but you say none of the
fields are variables, so no eep is involved in the calculation.
I am puzzled at doing a RECALC. Why do this? It does nothing. It must be in an eep.
Try removing the eep reference from the form and I think you will see no change in the
form behavior.
It sounds like the form is doing what you want, you just don't understand why. Is that
correct or did I miss something?
Jim Blackburn
Kodiak
> We can make this happen simply by doing a RECALC entry procedure on entry
> into col31. Putting the RECALC in field col31 (and ONLY col31) causes the
> desired result to show in ALL of the rest of column three and column six
> fields as values are entered into corresponding column one and two fields
> and columns four and five fields.
>
> If anyone can understand what I am trying to describe here can you explain
> what is happening? Why does one RECALC in col31 provide the desired results
> in all other column three and six fields as data is entered in columns one,
> three, four, and five fields?
>
> TIA
> Jim
