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Demo File showing how to use Sub Summary parts in Filemaker to create multiple configurable "body parts"


A trick I use quite often is to have no body section and have
alternative "body" sections in summary sections based on different dummy sort
fields (that is filled with unique values). Often this dummy sort field will be a calculated copy of the key for the file. Then I include the sort field as the last
field in the sort. By changing the dummy field I list last in the sort, I can get different "body sections", or even more than one, if that's what I want.


There are ways to have one body to show for records of one type and another for records of another. That involves creating lots and lots of calculated fields and placing multiple sets of fields on top of each other, or having them contain
different things based on the record type. It's painful and, in order to keep the
huge number of calculated fields separate from the "real" data, I've taken to either using a naming convention w/ z- as the first letter or doing an export into a reporting file where the calculated fields live.


eg: the first example for a phone list where I want to have a phone list, or a a
phone and address list.


PersonID is an auto entered serial number
z_includeAddressPart = PersonID
z_includeEmailPart = PersonID

-------- Header ------
-------- Department summary section sorted by Dept -----
-------- Summary Section w/ Name sorted by PersonID ---
Name Phone
-------- Summary Section w/ Name and email sorted by "z_includeEmailPart" ---
Name Phone email
-------- Summary Section w/ address part sorted by "z_includeAddressPart" ---
Address fields
-------- Footer ------


To get just a phone list:
Sort by Dept, NameLast, NameFirst, PersonID


To get just an email list:
Sort by Dept, NameLast, NameFirst, z_includeEmailPart


To get a full contact list:
Sort by Dept, NameLast, NameFirst, PersonID, z_includeEmailPart, z_includeAddressPart
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Brio Software: OnDemand Server Cindy Sedlacek's data server with University Course data.
posted by Paul Sunday, February 15, 2004

Office of Human Resources: Compensation: Generic Summaries and Profiles
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GAPS Network Connectivity
Mars Exploration Rover Mission: Home
posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

THE ECONOMISTS Humor -- the state of many too many minds
posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

Pantheon - ECE Network Monitor
posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

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posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

broadband » Speed tests Internet network speed test.
posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

Cornell NCS ANL NDT server Test network speed from Cornell.
posted by Paul Monday, February 09, 2004

Welcome to Fantom Drives - Your Data Storage SuperSource Solutions to my Firewire problems on my iMac.
posted by Paul Friday, February 06, 2004

Inquisite Web Survey Software, Web Surveys, Online Surveys, Customer Surveys. Another hosted surevey tool.
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UIUC -- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Homepage Kent likes this web site (I do too.)
UIUC -- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Homepage Kent likes this web site (I do too.)
ITaP: Information Technology at Purdue -- I like the way the menus on the right of this web page open up w/o reloading the page. I don't like that they don't appear on interiour pages.
Data Administration Committee Campus Out-Reach Meetings Summary
This report represents a fact-finding effort by the Data Administration Committee in
conjunction with CIT to catalogue the most important data-related issues facing Campus
Colleges and Units. Participant submissions contain detailed responses regarding datarelated
issues, and offer recommendations in the areas of collaboration, resource
allocation, stakeholder-ship and decision-making.

The executive summary is excelent. Both Polley McClure and David Koehler have read, at least parts of, the document.

 
 
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