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I'm still working my way up the learning curve for Drupal and I can't seem to find an answer.

I have created a custom content type. In my case, it describes an investment property (purchase price, rental income, etc).

I now want to create another couple content types: Expense and Income that will be used to track any expenses or income that apply to a particular property.

What I can't figure out is how to let the user choose which property an expense or income would apply to. That is, I want a field where the user can select the property.

Do I need to write a module that makes the property available as a field?

Thanks in advance.

Ryan Price
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I think the references module might help.

http://drupal.org/project/references

I don't have extensive experience with it, although I thought I'd point you towards it. If it's what you need, I'm sure others with more experience than myself will chip in and help you out if you have more specific questions.

iainp999
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    This is the correct module. Once it is installed, you will have a new field type (well, a couple actually) called 'node reference.' A node reference can link one node to another. – Ted Sep 16 '11 at 04:09