You’ll need to setup your table structure differently. You’ll need to create another table to create a many-to-many relationship:
You’ll need to setup your table structure differently. You’ll need to create another table to create a many-to-many relationship:
Thanks for your reply Scott!
I read the article but couldn´t find how can this help me,
i forgot to mention that what i want to do is have a check list of the same 3 tasks for every record. So imagine
Name Tasks
Mario Starting task (in check list form)
Scott Starting task (same task but empty check list)
Thanks for your reply Scott!
I read the article but couldn´t find how can this help me,
i forgot to mention that what i want to do is have a check list of the same 3 tasks for every record. So imagine
Name Tasks
Mario Starting task (in check list form)
Scott Starting task (same task but empty check list)
Technically, you probably don’t even need 3 tables. But with a multiple table approach (whether it’s 2 tables or 3 tables), you would end up needing 3 linked task records for each master record.
However, if you only need 3 tasks for each record, you might just want to create 3 checkbox fields that you use for each record.
Technically, you probably don’t even need 3 tables. But with a multiple table approach (whether it’s 2 tables or 3 tables), you would end up needing 3 linked task records for each master record.
However, if you only need 3 tasks for each record, you might just want to create 3 checkbox fields that you use for each record.
The check box is an excellent idea!
However, every task has 3-4 sub tasks so, the check box will be of 10 items, ill try that and see how it looks.