RE: Best Event to Use
- From: David H <DavidH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 06:16:01 -0700
How does checking a check box impact if its high/medium/low? Is it something
where if 3 of the 20 are checked the impact is low, but 18 of 20 will make it
high? Do some of the check boxes factor in moreso than others in determining
if something is high risk? For example, SS# and Acct#.?
"Ann" wrote:
Hi David,.
Thanks for the help.
I need to specify High, Medium and Low Risk depending on the variables in a
combo box, text box, and 20 different check boxes. The three risk items are
an option group since only one risk should be checked. Yes, I am saving the
values of the risk that is chosen.
The combo box is called "Whose Info Disclosed" and has the following items
to choose from: ASO Future Member, FI Current Member, FI Past Member, FI
Future Member, TPA, Medicare, Network Access, Covered Entity.
The text box called Impact holds a number and I need to know if it's greater
then 500.
There are 20 check boxes and as many as are needed can be checked. They
are: SSN, Name, DOB, Address, Phone, Fax, Email, Med Rec#, Beneficiary,
Acct#, Cert#, License#, Photo, Vehicle#, WEb URL, INET Add, Finger Print,
Voice Print, Health Info, Other.
Depending on the responses to the items above I need a check box for High,
Medium or Low Risk to be checked on. Since there are too many combinations
to get them all only the most common will be given to me so the user will
also need to be able to click the Risk check boxes as they fill out the form.
As one example the Whose Info Disclosed could be TPA, the Impact could be
700 and SSN, Name, Finger Print and Health Info could all be checked and this
could be a High Risk.
"David H" wrote:
Would you please post a description of what you're trying to accomplish?
Also, Can you post the items that will be in the combobox and provide an
example of values in the text box which would result in the checkboxes being
checked?
Are you actually saving the values of the checkboxes to the underlying record?
There may be a way to do what you need to do without IF statements and that
provides you with more flexibility.
"Ann" wrote:
Hi, I'm not sure what event to use for what I need to do. I have a number
of items to use in an if statement. There is a combo box with 8 items in the
list, a text box that will hold a number, and then there are 20 check boxes
of which more than one can be used. I won't be given all the scenarios that
can occur just those that could occur most often. I have to write if
statements that will then select a check box for either High, Medium or Low
risk. These are an option group. I'm not a programmer but can do if
statements pretty well and will give it a try but I'm not sure which is the
best event for thes if statements. Can anyone make a suggestion. Thanks in
advance.
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