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EE messed up the link. Copy and paste the whole thing into your browser.<br />

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EE messed up the link. Copy and paste the whole thing into your browser.


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you already asked this one, didn't you??
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Uh, yeah, this is basically the same thing. Probably should delete one. <br />

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Uh, yeah, this is basically the same thing. Probably should delete one.


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If every record can have only one value in this field, the natural FileMaker way to count this would be to make a summary report. To do it you need to make a layout with &quot;subsummary when sorted by [the field]&quot;, add a summary field to count records, sort records by this field, and then print them out. FileMaker has a wizard to do such reports; it starts when you add a new layout. Do you need more detailed instructions on how to make such a report?
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If every record can have only one value in this field, the natural FileMaker way to count this would be to make a summary report. To do it you need to make a layout with "subsummary when sorted by [the field]", add a summary field to count records, sort records by this field, and then print them out. FileMaker has a wizard to do such reports; it starts when you add a new layout. Do you need more detailed instructions on how to make such a report?

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i have one field contains cat and dog and bear.<br />
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i want to have a status how many dog and cat contains in the field.<br />
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do you know how to make it?<br />
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<a href="http://www.angelakello.com/hiro/test.fp7" rel="ugc">http://www.angelakello.com/hiro/test.fp7</a>
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i have one field contains cat and dog and bear.

i want to have a status how many dog and cat contains in the field.

do you know how to make it?

http://www.angelakello.com/hiro/test.fp7

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