Apr 18, 2024 08:25 AM
I have a table that I created to track resource allocation, and use that information to then report out to a graph in my interface to show based on the allocations, how much I would be expected to spend each month.
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Apr 18, 2024 09:35 PM
Hmm, I think I'd try:
1. Creating a formula field that outputs the list of months in the same format as the linked fields based on the values in the respective select fields
- e.g. "Jan - 24", "Feb - 24" is "Active"
- Output: "01 Jan - 24, 02 Feb - 24"
- e.g. "Jan - 24" is "Active", "Mar - 24" is "Active", Feb - 24" is "Inactive"
- Output: "01 Jan - 24, 03 Mar - 24"
2. Creating an automation that'll trigger when the formula field is updated and its action would be to paste the value from that formula field into the linked field
The formula field's formula would be something like:
IF(
{Jan - 24} = "Active",
"01 Jan - 24"
) &
IF(
{Feb - 24} = "Active",
"02 Feb - 24"
) etc etc
Works but seems clunky, and would love to hear alternative ways to solve this!
Apr 18, 2024 09:35 PM
Hmm, I think I'd try:
1. Creating a formula field that outputs the list of months in the same format as the linked fields based on the values in the respective select fields
- e.g. "Jan - 24", "Feb - 24" is "Active"
- Output: "01 Jan - 24, 02 Feb - 24"
- e.g. "Jan - 24" is "Active", "Mar - 24" is "Active", Feb - 24" is "Inactive"
- Output: "01 Jan - 24, 03 Mar - 24"
2. Creating an automation that'll trigger when the formula field is updated and its action would be to paste the value from that formula field into the linked field
The formula field's formula would be something like:
IF(
{Jan - 24} = "Active",
"01 Jan - 24"
) &
IF(
{Feb - 24} = "Active",
"02 Feb - 24"
) etc etc
Works but seems clunky, and would love to hear alternative ways to solve this!
Apr 19, 2024 08:10 AM
I changed the formula to include commas after the Month strings, and it's working perfectly! Thank you so much for your help. Posting the Formula change below
Apr 20, 2024 01:00 AM
Ahh, nice one, sorry about that!