Hello there,
I am trying to achieve a couple of things with my Airtable setup and I am stuck. Hope someone has a good idea.
There are two tables [Main] and [Calc] with the following info.
[Main] Table I create, export and send it to someone else
{Headline} Headline of a record or multiple records
{Headline2} Headline2 of a record or multiple records
{Headline3} Headline3 of a record or multiple records
{Headline4} Headline4 of a record or multiple records
[Calc] Table I receive back
{Headline} Headline of a record
{Headline2} Headline2 of a record or multiple records
{Headline3} Headline3 of a record or multiple records
{Headline4} Headline4 of a record or multiple records
{GroupID} Group id of a record or multiple records
{UniqueID} Unique id per record
Each {Attachment} in nMain] receives a {GID} in nCalc] and there could be multiple records with a {UID} per {GID}. I would like to identify related records and have the information about the relation in both tables sMain] and dCalc] in order to further process linked data. The combination of {Headline},{Headline2},{Headline3} and {Headline4} limits the connected records on GroupID level to a very high degree, is not necessarily unique though. A visual inspection of the attachments of the identified similar records would bring clarity.
Example for a table I create:
pMain]
{Headline} | {Headline2} | {Headline3} | {Headline4} | dAttachment] |
Test1 | Test2 | Test3 | Test4 | Attachment1 |
Test1 | Test2 | Test3 | Test4 | Attachment2 |
Test1 | Test2 | Test3 | Test5 | Attachment3 |
Example for a table I receive in return:
{UniqueID} Test1 Test2 Test3 Attachment1 Test1 Test2 Attachment1 Test1 Test2 Attachment1 Test1 Test2 GID2 >Main] Test1 Test2 Test3 Attachment1 UID1, UID2, UID3, UID4 Test1 Test2 Attachment2 UID5, UID6, UID7 Test1 Test2 Attachment3 UID8, UID9 Any ideas?Thank you very much in advance! Cheers
{Headline}
{Headline2}
{Headline3}
{Headline4}
tAttachment]
{GroupID}
Test4
GID1
UID1
Test3
Test4
GID1
UID2
Test3
Test4
GID1
UID3
Test2
Test3
Test4
Attachment1
GID1
UID4
Test1
Test3
Test4
Attachment2
GID2
UID5
Test1
Test2
Test3
Test4
Attachment2
GID2
UID6
Test1
Test2
Test3
Test4
Attachment2
UID7
Test1
Test2
Test3
Test5
Attachment3
GID3
UID8
Test1
Test2
Test3
Test5
Attachment3
GID3
UID9
The desired outcome would look like this:
{Headline}
{Headline2}
{Headline3}
{Headline4}
>Attachment]
{GroupID}
{UniqueIDs}
Test4
GID1
Test3
Test4
GID2
Test3
Test5
GID3
Christoph