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Any ideas how to reverse the display of a checkmark field within a hidden
system table? I would like the MSysIMEXColumns.SkipField that I have
displayed on a subform to be shown/interpreted as "include" rather than
"exclude".
Here's why... I have built import specifications based on existing tables
where the import data is stored in the MSysIMEXSpecs and MSysIMEXColumns
system tables; and I have built an import form\subform based on these system
tables. The subform displays filtered SkipColumn & FieldName values of the
selected import specification from the main form; and I've writton code that
automates import based on these user selections. All works fine except I am
sure that the SkipColumn checkmark will be counter-intuitive to my end users.
I think I know how to process the opposite result behind the scenes, but I'm
not sure how to display the opposite value to the end user.
system table? I would like the MSysIMEXColumns.SkipField that I have
displayed on a subform to be shown/interpreted as "include" rather than
"exclude".
Here's why... I have built import specifications based on existing tables
where the import data is stored in the MSysIMEXSpecs and MSysIMEXColumns
system tables; and I have built an import form\subform based on these system
tables. The subform displays filtered SkipColumn & FieldName values of the
selected import specification from the main form; and I've writton code that
automates import based on these user selections. All works fine except I am
sure that the SkipColumn checkmark will be counter-intuitive to my end users.
I think I know how to process the opposite result behind the scenes, but I'm
not sure how to display the opposite value to the end user.