Jan 29, 2024 08:30 AM
I wanted my user records to have a field determining skills and proficiency for each skills
Say for example
Full Name | Language Proficiencies
Elsa | English - Beginner, Dutch - Mid-Level, Japanese - Fluent
How do I achieve that?
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Jan 29, 2024 11:09 AM
There's a few options depending on what you're trying to accomplish. It ultimately comes down to what info you want to use to filter or automate.
One Long text field: You could keep the text "Beginner, Dutch - Mid-Level, Japanese - Fluent" in a long text field. You could then create filtered views that reduce the Language field down to text that contains "Dutch" or "Japanese - Fluent" etc. based on your interests.
One Multi-Select field: You could use one multi-select field with 3-4 variations of each language. Your options would include:
English - Beginner
English - Mid-Level
English - Advanced
English - Fluent
Dutch - Beginner
Dutch - Mid-Level
Dutch - Advanced
Dutch - Fluent
... etc.
Multi Select field w/ details in long text field: You could have one multi select field that stores the language (Options: English, Dutch, Japanese, etc.) then keep details in an additional long text field (contents: "Beginner, Dutch - Mid-Level, Japanese - Fluent")
I don't recommend creating many different fields for different languages, because it becomes hard to organize/filter at that point.
If you want to talk anything through, you can schedule time w/ me here.
Jan 29, 2024 11:09 AM
There's a few options depending on what you're trying to accomplish. It ultimately comes down to what info you want to use to filter or automate.
One Long text field: You could keep the text "Beginner, Dutch - Mid-Level, Japanese - Fluent" in a long text field. You could then create filtered views that reduce the Language field down to text that contains "Dutch" or "Japanese - Fluent" etc. based on your interests.
One Multi-Select field: You could use one multi-select field with 3-4 variations of each language. Your options would include:
English - Beginner
English - Mid-Level
English - Advanced
English - Fluent
Dutch - Beginner
Dutch - Mid-Level
Dutch - Advanced
Dutch - Fluent
... etc.
Multi Select field w/ details in long text field: You could have one multi select field that stores the language (Options: English, Dutch, Japanese, etc.) then keep details in an additional long text field (contents: "Beginner, Dutch - Mid-Level, Japanese - Fluent")
I don't recommend creating many different fields for different languages, because it becomes hard to organize/filter at that point.
If you want to talk anything through, you can schedule time w/ me here.
Feb 04, 2024 12:34 AM
Just in any case someone encounters similar issue, I solved this using One Multi-Select field from @low-code-Rachel, with some application of scripting and schduled automation
So there are two tables: Language and Language Proficiency. Every interval time, the automation checks from Proficiency if there are records that doesn't exist that exists inside Language table, something like
If it doesn't exist, records will be added.