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In the Manage Custom Functions dialog box, select one or more functions you want to copy.To copy a custom function to another FileMaker Pro file: In the Manage Custom Functions dialog box, click OK.In the Edit Custom Function dialog box, make your changes, then click OK.įor Function Name, select the custom function and click Duplicate.įor Function Name, select the custom function and click Delete. In the Manage Custom Functions dialog box:įor Function Name, select the custom function and click Edit.To change, duplicate, or delete a custom function: Continue creating custom functions, or click OK to close the Manage Custom Functions dialog box.Click OK to close the Edit Custom Function dialog box.If you want the custom function to be available only to those with Full Access privileges, select Only accounts assigned full access privileges. All accounts is the default option for Availability and allows all users of the current database to see and use the custom function.You can also type parameter names, operators, and functions in the Edit Custom Function dialog box instead of using the lists or keypad. In the formula box, replace the placeholder parameter with a value or expression. In the functions list, double-click a function. In the parameters list, double-click a parameter name.įor Operators, choose an operator from the list. Click where you want an item to appear in the formula box, then perform one of the following actions.

You can edit or delete a parameter name by selecting it in the list and clicking Edit or Delete. If the formula requires parameters, for Function Parameters, type the parameter name and click Add.In the Edit Custom Function dialog box, for Function Name, type a name for the new function.Ĭustom function names must be unique and cannot exceed 100 characters.In the Manage Custom Functions dialog box, click New.Choose File menu > Manage > Custom Functions.Note This feature is available when the Use advanced tools general preference is selected.