Dynamically determining a binding

Hi All,
Much progress has been made with scripting since my last post as we have successfully used formcalc to determine the visibility of subforms, the colour of borders and so on!
Although now we are once again stuck!
We have a table on a purchase order and the description and item lines must be bound to one structure if the purchase order is of type 'NB' else it should be bound to a different structure.
The PO type is determined by the CHAR2 value in 'HEADER-BSART'.
when you create a floating field to bind a structure to, it appears in the hierachy as a 'textfield' symbol. when this item is selected you are able to add a script to it, but we are unsure as to what to put in the script, or even, which part of the processing sequence to attach it to, ie, intialize, calculate, form:ready etc.
My guess would be something like:
if ($record.HEADER.BSART == "NB")
then ITEM.??????? = <data structure1>
else ITEM.??????? = <data structure2>
ENDIF
//where ITEM is the name of the textfield thats bound structure is dependent on the value of BSART.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Hi,
Try ITEM.rawValue = <Value to be assigned>
Ashutosh

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