Regarding how to create multiple table opitions in forms

Regarding how to create multiple table opitions in forms

jpaP3X78
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Regarding how to create multiple table opitions in forms

jpaP3X78
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I would like to create ilogic form as in the listed below attachment. Can i make it using ilogic forms or am i create the Visual basic forms. Can someone help me to get a code how to create these form. Thanks in advance.IMG_20231215_092313.jpg 

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CCarreiras
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Hi!

I believe You cannot create a chart like that in the form.

When you select each line, all the settings are fixed, i.e. if you select Class B, the material (and diam, and extra) ate fixed fields, or you need the ability to change them also?

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jpaP3X78
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Hello,

Thanks for the reply, For my requirement when I select Class B, the material (and diam, and extra) are fixed fields. I dont want to change them. We Just need to create a form so while selected Class A the total material,dia, extra is fixed in one row.

Thanks ,
Jaswanth

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CCarreiras
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The forms are a little limited, is not possible to create charts.

I would do something like this, using Mat, diam ant extra as read only parameters.

 

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Tip: you will be able to do that chart using a VB form, instead of using iLogic forms, but that will be more complex to a non-programmer designer, which is my case...

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jpaP3X78
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Hello CCarreiras,

I thank you for the solution. The solution you offered is really perfect for my application. Could you please tell me how to go about it?

Best Reagrds
Jaswanth

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CCarreiras
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Well... without big details:

  1. First create the variables you need to appear in the rule/form.
  2. Create a rule with the conditions you need.
  3. Create a form including the parameters you need to change.
  4. Don't forget to set "read only" the constant parameters.(Material, diameter and extra)

Example attached.

 

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jpaP3X78
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Hallo CCarreiras,

Thank you for the solution. 

 

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