What is the reason to do it this way? It is much easier to create a DV
with the products and split it to material, diameter and class.
Well, mostly I was responding to a post and it seemed easily enough solved by a couple of drop downs, the second drop down choices dependent on what was chosen in the first.
Then it was, okay now that I have those two choices, the third drop down must depend on those choices.
I found examples of ways to do that but also found it very difficult to follow the site instructions on how to make that work.
So when I posted here looking for some perhaps simpler method, I just went along with what was offered. When I got an example work book I knew I was in over my head from the vast amounts of combinations that I was dealing with.
I try to stay within my skill level in my responses, mostly only needing anoccasional kick in the pants here or there to get me by. But every once in a while they evolve to what seems to be a monster to me. This one was way more than I could handle as you can see by all the help I needed.
I would be interested in the method you mention of creating a DV w/ the products and split it to mat., dia., and class.
I fear the one you just finished for me will be almost impossible for the end use to maintain if materials and diameters change very much.
Howard