Contains -- Multiple options

OK, so here is how I would tackle a table driven solution.

Make a new table called Outcome Responses.
Make three fields.
Location (multiple choice and enter your locations)
Work Type (either free form or if there are limited Work Types, then a Multiple choice field.)
Location-WorkType (formula) - use that whole text as the name.  It will be a formula text field.
Location-WorkType (Key)  - this will be a text field type.
Outcome

Make the formula for the Location-WorkType (formula) to be

List("-", [Location], [WorkType])

Set the Key field of the table to be Location-WorkType (Key)

Make a form rule that says when the 
Location-WorkType (Key) is not equal to Location-WorkType (formula)
action
change the Location-WorkType (Key) to the value in the field Location-WorkType (formula)

and uncheck the box at the bottom to force the rule to always fire.

Next on the details table make a field called [Location - Worktype]
with a formula of 

List("-", [Location], [WorkType])


Lastly, make a relationships where 1 Outcome response has many detail record and use that formula field as the reference field.

Post back if you get stuck or contact me directly if you would like some one on one help to get this working.

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