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In this form I am working on, I have two fields: [Country] (which is a drop
down combo box) and [Other country], a text field which will require input if the country of choice is not available for the user. For example, if the user chooses "other" from the drop down list of [country], they will need to specify the country name in the [other country] text field. I tried to use the following formula in the validation tab: ([country] "other") OR ([other country] "") but I got an "error in validation text formula for 'other country' -- illegal right operand for IN". What did i do wrong? I hope someone can help me out so I can stop banging my head against the wall. Thanks |
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