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cpitts, I am going to need to test this out even further. I think I am able to duplicate your situation, and want to confirm a couple of addtional items. -Michael

Hi Can anyone tell me how to delete a whole bunch of future workorders without having to go into each one separately? Thanks for your help. ~Deb

Matt - I am try and duplicate this different ways and look into why this could be happening.

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Birch, It's probably is a better idea to put these action in the same location where you generate the report that displays this info and not on the OnScreenLoad for the screen. Are you updating based on RecordID from Row? If not that could be the issue. Also another suggestion is to loop through grid instead of through the table should make ...

Michael, I've abbreviated my item to just a few items that I want to update. I'm using the Item table and have no conflicts, but it's coming back saying this same error message.  These items do have a duplicate as a SUBITEM, but that's it.  I also checked to see if there was duplications of these items that were ...

I added a linked field 'ItemType' to the 'InvoiceLine' table. Then, I tried to add the following 'on screen load' actions to the advanced screen properties and I received an error message that 'An error has occured in the Update Field In Table action. Please verify all data being entered is ...

Greetings, I dont even know if i should be commenting on this but it woked for me. Might not work for you i dont know. About 8 years ago when i got quick books about once to 4 times a year, quickbooks would give me problems like corupped files, slow quick books start ups to name a few. Then one day i was talking a friend of mine, shes a computer ...

Greetings, Rats! i did not know about the right click thing on the table designer. I tried it and it was so quick. Just like using excel or access. One of these days i will have to break out the manual on this. Thanks guys

John M, One thing I'll add to this (since there are other non script people reading this that we don't want to freek out!) is that before resorting to VB script, you can always try to accomplish your calculations using Calculated Fields.  You can right-click on a table in the designer and add a calculated field, and then drag that ...