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Mar 28, 2019 06:25 AM
I am trying to do a date diff formula and i need help. Lets say it has to do with aging. Products a for a 1 week, product b for 2, etc. If I have product type in column “Product” and start date in “last active”. I need “aged” column to look at “product” to get the type know how many weeks it needs to age and do a date diff from “last active” to tell me either “within min time” or “time met”. Any ideas?
Mar 28, 2019 07:31 AM
basic structure,
1st, create a table that has product names and aging times
2nd table has list of instances(ex. specific wheels of cheese), and has the date you got the wheel, has a linked field to the appropriate product type in table 1, and then use a Lookup field of the linked field to pull the aging time from table 1. You can probably do the datetime_diff() from there.
A linked record field allows you to represent the relationships between related records by creating links between them. This is particularly helpful when you have multiple tables of related items o...