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Defining VI Fields using Form Editor
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Defining a Complex Drop-down Menu
To simplify this task it will be presented through an example. For the sake of the example we will assume that 
you have a leading field called Office Name and two fields connected to it: Office Address and Office Fax.
1        
Select the field.
2        
Select 
Dropdown Menu
 in the 
Field Type
 list; to the right of the 
Field Type
 appear a drop-down icon and 
two new buttons: 
Add List
 and 
List Management
.
3        
Click 
List Management
; the 
List Management 
dialog box appears.
4        
Click 
Add Table
; the 
New Table
 dialog box opens.
5        
Type the table name (Office) and click 
OK
.
6        
Create the primary column:
a        
Select the name of the leading field (Office Name) in the list.
b        
Type the first value in the empty text field (New York).
c        
Click 
Add Row
; another row is added to this column.
d        
Type another value (London), continue adding rows and values as necessary.
e        
Select the radio button above the Office Name column to indicate that this is the 
Primary Column
 
(leading field).
7        
Create connected fields:
a        
Click 
Add Column
; another column is added to the table. The new column has the same number of 
rows as the primary column.
b        
Select the name of a field to be changed based on the value of the primary column in the list (Office 
Address in our example), and type the values for this field for each of the values in the primary 
column.
c        
Add a column for another connected field (Office Fax).
8        
Click 
OK
 to save the table and close the window.
The instructions below are for creating the table manually. You can also import a table that you 
have created in Excel.
You will be creating several columns of values, each column connected to one field. Generally, 
you can create the columns in any sequence you wish, and then define which of these columns is 
the primary (leading) field. It is, however, more convenient to start with the leading field and then 
add the fields depending on it.