I think I follow you, and it sounds like it's the way it would work.
The function is sort of "dumb", in the sense that it doesn't know anything about values that once existed. Generally speaking, the types of lookup lists one uses for things like this are reference lists where one adds items, but rarely if ever deletes them. If a value has been deleted, then it is no longer valid in the cascade.
M.
The function is sort of "dumb", in the sense that it doesn't know anything about values that once existed. Generally speaking, the types of lookup lists one uses for things like this are reference lists where one adds items, but rarely if ever deletes them. If a value has been deleted, then it is no longer valid in the cascade.
M.
