Hi David

Assuming your relationship links are named after the tables

EITHER - In the in the Trigger on new record of the Drawings table add this line

Description := 'Drawing Link'.Work.Description

OR - if the two descriptions never differ, replace the text field for a formula field and use this formula

'Drawing Link'.Work.Description

Regards John

Hi David,

As it's a many-to-many relationship presumably one drawing can be used in different work items, so you I'm guessing want to add each work description to that of the drawing.

(Otherwise I don't think you need the 'Drawing link' table)

So my suggestion is to use a Trigger After Update in the Drawing Link table with code such as:

let w := Work.Description;
let d := Drawings.Description;
let cr := "
";
Drawings.(Description := d + cr + w)

You can even power this from a button. Using above suggested coding.

I sometimes have a need not to type exactly the same info from the main table table into other table form.

Thus I can free type info. I also have a button to copy the data and other button to clear the box of copied data if I need ot refer bax to blank field - to enter yet more/different data.

This makes sense doing delivery notes from orders when at the last minutes the client wants a bespoke delivery address etc

Hi David -

I would say you can do buttons if you can do Trigger after update. In fact I recommend always testing out functions in a button before putting them in triggers so you can control when they kick off.

Glad things are working.

Davidw

Button scripts can be very simple right up to megga complex - we are always hear to help.

Just drop a button onto your form and put bills script into the onclick section.... 

Hi David

Just to say sorry for my erronious code earlier. I normally mock something up and check it works as intended before posting.

I concurr with all the other comments and Bill's solution is a good one.

Good luck with those Buttons!

Regards John