User Defined Fields vs. Area of Interest

[TonyaG]

I'm creating a database for our company. In the BCM we're including all
companies that we work with into the accounts. HOwever, each company has a
different area of interest and we do not wish to list every area of interest
in that box b/c one company may have several areas of interest. It seems
that BCM does not allow you chooes more than one area of interest - is this
correct?

Could I use the User Defined FIelds as a work around for this? For example
if one firm offeres: archictectural, engineering and planning services -
could i set up user defined fields and assign those to that firm?

I'm not exactly sure how to work around this issue and would appreciate any
thoughts anyone has on this.

Thanks,

 

[Jan K]

I'm creating a database for our company. In the BCM we're including all
companies that we work with into the accounts. HOwever, each company has
a
different area of interest and we do not wish to list every area of
interest
in that box b/c one company may have several areas of interest. It seems
that BCM does not allow you chooes more than one area of interest - is
this
correct?

Could I use the User Defined FIelds as a work around for this? For
example
if one firm offeres: archictectural, engineering and planning services -
could i set up user defined fields and assign those to that firm?

I'm not exactly sure how to work around this issue and would appreciate
any
thoughts anyone has on this.

Should be possible (see your other post) . Add a copple of user defuined
fields on your main account screen.