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How would you design this-part master/labor form

Got an item master, think of it like an inventory: description,
supplier, cost, unit of measure, etc. There is an item_type field,
which, when set to a particular value, REQUIRES that labor be also
entered for this inventory item. I was going to just show/hide a part
of the form, but the kicker is that more than 1 labor item can be
entered for each inventory item.

Suggestions for design?
Jul 19 '05 #1
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On 14 Oct 2004 10:09:09 -0700, la**********@yahoo.com (Larry Bud)
wrote:
Got an item master, think of it like an inventory: description,
supplier, cost, unit of measure, etc. There is an item_type field,
which, when set to a particular value, REQUIRES that labor be also
entered for this inventory item. I was going to just show/hide a part
of the form, but the kicker is that more than 1 labor item can be
entered for each inventory item.

Suggestions for design?


In ASP? Haven't any. A client-side group might though.

Jeff
Jul 19 '05 #2

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