>Hi there, we are running ebase v 1.02 on a win 98 platform. We have the
>"Email Lists" field set as checkboxes, pulling values from a defined value
>list. We are encountering an unexpected warning box when editing the values
>in field. When adding a check to a record that didn't have one before,
>nothing happens and you go about your merry way. However, when editing
>(removing the check from that box) a
>record that does have one or more boxes checked, a dialogue box pops up with
>the following text "This field is defined to contain only specific values.
>Allow value?" with three options -  "revert field", "yes" or "no".
>
>In trying to figure it out, it appears to me that ebase (or Filemaker) is
>just verifying that you really want to make a change to those checkboxes. If
>you choose yes, the value changes and is reflected correctly in a search. Is
>this so or is it something more complex than this?

The field "Email Lists" has a validation criterion in its definition. 
It is required to have only values that appear in the value list 
"listservs list". It appears to me that you are attempting to add a 
value that is not on that list. Since you assert that you are 
selecting a value by using a checkbox, I wonder if the value list 
assigned to this field is not the same one that is requred in the 
field definition.

In layout mode, select the field and then the menu item Format>Field 
Format. It should say that the field is formatted in check boxes and 
give the name of the value list assigned. This should be "listservs 
list". If it is not, change the list assigned either to the field 
format or the field definition so they match.

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Dave Shaw         H4 Consulting
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