floridaboy2004
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Hello all,
I have a question that I absolutely CANNOT solve...I believe that Cbrine touched on some of it before (thanks!), but I still cannot figure out how to do this:
If a customer has one of the following hobby preferences assigned #'s of 2, 7, 15, 22, 35, or 50 selected for arbitrary question # 2 (as an open box), then how could I 'black out' question #'s 31 through 33 (e.g. NOT allow an answer to be entered for #'s 31-33) on the form?
Also, if I fill in a customer data form and put "N" (for No) for question #5, then how could I 'black out' the REST of the form (e.g. question #'s 6-35)?
Also, if I fill in a customer data form and put "N" (for No) or "NA" (for No Answer) for question #8, then how could I 'black out' question # 21?
Could someone explain how I could select from my customer population BY AGE (at date of purchase) when the only 2 fields that I have on my form are DATE OF BIRTH (DOB) and DATE OF PURCHASE (DOP)? For example, if the customer was <40 years old on the date of purchase, I would like to skip question # 24.
The more specific (e.g. menus, fields, etc. to use) you can be, the better off I will be.
Thank-you again for your help, kind souls...I REALLY appreciate everyone's help as I learn how to do this!
Many thanks! -FB2004
I have a question that I absolutely CANNOT solve...I believe that Cbrine touched on some of it before (thanks!), but I still cannot figure out how to do this:
If a customer has one of the following hobby preferences assigned #'s of 2, 7, 15, 22, 35, or 50 selected for arbitrary question # 2 (as an open box), then how could I 'black out' question #'s 31 through 33 (e.g. NOT allow an answer to be entered for #'s 31-33) on the form?
Also, if I fill in a customer data form and put "N" (for No) for question #5, then how could I 'black out' the REST of the form (e.g. question #'s 6-35)?
Also, if I fill in a customer data form and put "N" (for No) or "NA" (for No Answer) for question #8, then how could I 'black out' question # 21?
Could someone explain how I could select from my customer population BY AGE (at date of purchase) when the only 2 fields that I have on my form are DATE OF BIRTH (DOB) and DATE OF PURCHASE (DOP)? For example, if the customer was <40 years old on the date of purchase, I would like to skip question # 24.
The more specific (e.g. menus, fields, etc. to use) you can be, the better off I will be.
Thank-you again for your help, kind souls...I REALLY appreciate everyone's help as I learn how to do this!
Many thanks! -FB2004
