Hello, wonderful Airtable community.
Not sure if this is a formula or not, looking for some guidance.
I’m trying to shorten a list of things that contain sub-groupings by swapping out the full sub-group with a parent word/item.
For example, in my shop we sell:
- Three types of apples: Fuji, Honeycrisp, Gala
- Two types of oranges: Tangerine, Mandarin
- One type of banana: Cavendish
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Within airtable there is a table of the most loyal customers and what they often purchase. A field linked to multiple records.
The question/challenge: How would you swap in the group name only if the customer purchases the full set of items?
- If the list of multiple records contains “Fuji, Honeycrisp, Gala” then swap those out for “Apples”?
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I have been scratching my head on this one for a few hours. Would really appreciate any guidance.
Thanks in advance.