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| - On the “Control Settings” tab, select “Textbox” as the Control Type. | - On the “Control Settings” tab, select “Textbox” as the Control Type. | ||
| - Select the data view to be used from the Lookup Report menu | - Select the data view to be used from the Lookup Report menu | ||
| - | - The [ **…**] ellipsis button to the right of the Lookup | + | - The [ **…**] ellipsis button to the right of the Lookup |
| - At least one Output field must be configured. This will be the control where the lookup is being applied and should be the value to be displayed to the user. | - At least one Output field must be configured. This will be the control where the lookup is being applied and should be the value to be displayed to the user. | ||
| - | - Additional output fields may also be defined. These are typically other values associated with the lookup value. See the simple example that follows. | + | - Additional output fields may also be defined. These are typically other values associated with the lookup value. |
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| - | In this example, we use a lookup to present a list of U.S. states. We want the user to select the state by name, but we want to capture both the name and the associated code. | ||
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| - | In this example the value “Name” is placed in the Column (control) named “Lookup1” and the associated code is placed in the Column (control) named “Lookup2.” | ||
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| - | Note that the controls that receive values do not need to be visible on the form. In this example the “Lookup2” is not displayed to the user even though the value is captured. | ||