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Bind two fields

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9/2/10 6:19:23 AM

Hi,

I'm a total noob but eager to learn.

I'm trying to achieve what is sure to be a silly simple thing... I want to bind, say, two decimal fields so that the value of the 1st field is echoed in the 2nd field.

So how do I go and do that?

Thanx a village for your help!

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9/2/10 6:39:21 AM

Make sure the two fields have the same name and set the binding to global.

Paul

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Make sure the two fields have the same name and set the binding to global.

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