Hi Lauren! So assignments (table 1) are assigned to resources (table 2). % workload is defined in table 1 and potentially same resources are assigned multiple times to assignments. I would definitely use a roll-up field on table 2, summarising all % values from table 1. That should be the way to go


@Rupert_Hoffschmidt
Yes, this is what I need! Thank you!
Can you explain how to do this step by step?
In my “resources table” I’ve created a linked column for “assignments” – how do I get that to automatically populate with all assignments the resource is assigned to? Do I have to manually add in each project they are assigned to?
I’ve also created a workload % rollup, but the % stays at 0 (I think bc I haven’t figured out how to get the specific assignments to link)
@Rupert_Hoffschmidt
Yes, this is what I need! Thank you!
Can you explain how to do this step by step?
In my “resources table” I’ve created a linked column for “assignments” – how do I get that to automatically populate with all assignments the resource is assigned to? Do I have to manually add in each project they are assigned to?
I’ve also created a workload % rollup, but the % stays at 0 (I think bc I haven’t figured out how to get the specific assignments to link)
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