Reference property
Returns a reference to the screen.
Referencing a screen is useful when writing formulas for the
NextScreen property of form screens, text
screens and navigators. When a screen
is referenced from these formulas, it is selected as the screen which is
displayed when the user moves on from the the current screen.
This property is a read-only property, meaning that no formula can be assigned to it.
Referencing screens from formulas
When referencing a screen from a formula, there is no need to write .Reference,Reference after the screen name if a reference is sought. These formulas are equivalent when associated with the NextScreen property of form screens:
Above, the NextScreen property is
looking for a screen reference. As Screen1 can return a reference
through its Reference property, .Reference,Reference is implied.
Example
This formula is associated with the NextScreen property of a form screen. It causes the screen named SuccessScreen to be displayed when the user moves to the next screen only if Field1 is considered valid (as determined by the Valid property of the field) and the user has entered information in the Field2 field. Otherwise, the screen named FailureScreen is displayed.