Hi @Mohsin_Raza
You could add a lookup field to your table 1, that looks at your comment field in table 2, and then show that lookup field in your Interface. That way, every record in table 1 that is combined in a record in table 2 should show the same comment.
Hi @Mohsin_Raza
You could add a lookup field to your table 1, that looks at your comment field in table 2, and then show that lookup field in your Interface. That way, every record in table 1 that is combined in a record in table 2 should show the same comment.
I believe this thread is about record comments, which are not stored in a field, so this solution will not work.
The inability to access record comments when looking at multiple records is one reason why I tend to use long text fields instead of record comments.
I believe this thread is about record comments, which are not stored in a field, so this solution will not work.
The inability to access record comments when looking at multiple records is one reason why I tend to use long text fields instead of record comments.
Thanks , you understand right. It is about accessing record comments which is not possible to fetch via lookup or rollup.
okay, so creating a long text field might help. Right.
I believe this thread is about record comments, which are not stored in a field, so this solution will not work.
The inability to access record comments when looking at multiple records is one reason why I tend to use long text fields instead of record comments.
Ah yes, same here in that case.