Challenge #175: Tire Size Calculator

[AYXAcademy]

A solution to last week's challenge can be found here!  

Tires: they smell bad and can be expensive, but we all need them. For being a basic piece of technology, they have a huge impact on arriving safely at your destination. 
For instance, the "contact patch" refers to the amount of a tire contacting the surface of the road. The size of a contact patch has a huge impact on stopping distance, traction, and even fuel economy. It's a similar story with tire height.

When looking for new tires, it can be useful to get information about a tire's width and height. Many sites have "tire calculators" which allow a user to enter a tire's size in a standard format and view more information on that tire. The standard format for tires is tire width in millimeters, a percentage of that width as the sidewall's height, and the radius of the rim in inches (e.g. 285/70/R17 is a 285mm wide tire, with a sidewall size of 199.5mm (285*.7), and fits on a 17" rim).

For this week's challenge, create a chained app to allow users to enter tire size information and view the additional information on file. Update the next field after the user makes a selection so that only existing options are available.

Your app interface should look similar to this: 

Create a three-step app to find tires based on width, sidewall height, and rim radius.

[Ladarthure]

My solution, no text but the questions in order, great way to learn how to get app running apps

[JosephSerpis]

Challenge Completed

[NicoleJohnson]

My solution! Went with an intro question as well so that I didn't have to have manual inputs in my first drop down (used the first app to create the grouped values for the second chained app to use in the dropdowns). 

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Cheers!

NJ

[patrick_digan]

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step1step2step3

[rbirch]

Solution to challenge #175. 

[Reesetrain2]

All,

My submission:

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I had to rework my submission so that it filtered down the choices.

I used the select/Record ID/Transpose route in order to use convert the remaining choices to headers by adding the record ID.

-If anyone else knows of a better way, please let me know with a @Reesetrain2 

-Cheers!

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[Alekh]

First chained app challenge?

[Ladarthure]

Hi @Reesetrain2, another way to do that is to chain apps, it may be a bit longer to design, but not that hard!

[Martyn]

Another nice challenge.

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Used this template for all 3 apps - 


I included the Dynamic Rename as I wasn't happy with the underscores instead of decimal points in the tyre widths (I'm just picky).