I think you need to put the opening date as the primary field on your table and not the title of the project and then link that table to the other…
But I’m not sure if I understand you correctly
I think you need to put the opening date as the primary field on your table and not the title of the project and then link that table to the other…
But I’m not sure if I understand you correctly
You got it right, I don’t want to do that though, it would make things much more confusing for me
You got it right, I don’t want to do that though, it would make things much more confusing for me
Getting the date to show from a linked record is simple - just use a lookup to find the “Date” field in your Projected Opening Date
linked record:

Being able to edit the date from either table is more complicated, but I think it’s doable. It’s certainly not ideal, but it’s doable.
Create a field in your Projects
table for Overriding the date (a “Date” field you will use to change the date from within the Projects
table):

In your Projected Opening Dates
table, you’ll need two additional fields (assuming you are already linking a Projected Opening Date
to a Project
):
- A Lookup field to find the “Projected Opening Date Override” from the
Projects
table
- A Formula field that uses the “Override” date if it exists, and otherwise uses the “Date” entered there (I called mine “Official Date”)
IF({Override Date Lookup},{Override Date Lookup},Date)

Lastly, you’d want to change the “Projected Opening Date Lookup” in the Projects
table to lookup the “Official Date” instead of just the “Date”:

Like I said, it’s not ideal, it’s not pretty, but it’s the only way you’d be able to edit the date from either table.