OK, here’s another one. I know I’ve made this work before, but I can’t now. Anyone catch my mistake?
Form is 2 tables, Incident and Appraisal. User is entering data at the start of the form, table Incident Form has 4 name fields: InsuredLName InsuredFName ClaimantLName ClaimantFName tab order in the order above. In the ClaimantLName field, I have created an on exit EEP. The purpose is: If the user has filled in the claimant last name, skip to the end. If the user leave Claimant last name blank, it means they want the Claimant name to be the SAME as the insured name. So set Claimant last name = insured last name and claimant first name = insured first name. Here’s the EEP: -- FileName: CLUPDT.EEP -- Created by: D. Blocker -- Date Created: 12/27/04 -- Purpose: Claimant last name and first name same as insured last and first -- if last left blank SET VAR eIL TEXT = NULL SET VAR eIF TEXT = NULL If vcl is not null then GOTO BOTTOM Endif GETPROPERTY IncidentInsuredLName TEXTVALUE 'eIL' GETPROPERTY IncidentInsuredFName TEXTVALUE 'eIF' PROPERTY TABLE Incident 'EDIT' PROPERTY ClaimantLName TEXTVALUE .eIL PROPERTY ClaimantFName TEXTVALUE .eIF RECALC VARIABLES LABEL BOTTOM CLEAR VAR eIL, eIF RETURN If I leave claimantLName blank, and tab out, nothing happens at all. TRACE shows that the variables eIL and eIF are getting set correctly, no error messages, but no values changed on the form. Ideas? David Blocker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 781-784-1919 Fax: 781-784-1860 Cell: 339-206-0261
