RG. The field does 3 things :- (I'm explaining this ully so that other will understand too)

1. You click into the empty field and as you say it gives you a link to another table to search and set a record to link to

2. Once step one has been done - Clicking on that field - takes you directly the the record you linked to 

3. Unlink !!! You see the funny symbol at the end of the field..

Click that and it breaks the link !

So that you can start again at step 1

Hope that helps

Mel

Ahh I see

Sorry I am totally Web version - someone will be along soon to help you then....

I'm sure its that same across all systems....
try widening the link field in Edit mode - it may just be cropped off

Hi RG -

If I remember right, Products is a child of Contacts. Once you link a child to the parent you can't unlink them. You can only delete the record in the child table and start over. I ran into that issue and had to uncomposition two tables that I thought were a Parent/Child.

Which then brings up the question, can a product exist without a contact? or can a product switch contacts? If you answer yes to either question then Product is not a child of Contacts

There is no unlink of a child record.

It can be done with code and a Button. Here's the simple line of code...

this.(YourReferenceFieldName := 0)

If you get an error you might need to put single quotes around your Reference field name. I would position the button next to the end of the Reference field and you could use the Divorce Symbol ⚮ as the name for the button. Kinda looks similar. Also, in "Display field only, if:" you can put...

YourReferenceFieldName != null

That way the button will only appear when there is a link to be broken.