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‎Jun 02, 2018 12:34 AM
I want to lookup a record in my contracts table based on 2 fields in my invoices table.
In our example we have a contract with the client, so I have a table with the client name and contract start date and end date. A client can have more than one contract but the dates do not overlap.
When I receive an invoice related to delivering the contract I need to determine which contract the invoice belongs to. The invoice has a client name and a invoice date.
I want to automatically show the correct contract in the invoices table.
How can I use the client name and invoice date to determine the correct contract from the contracts table?

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‎Jun 02, 2018 11:19 PM
I am assuming the client names are unique.
If not you would want to do ensure this happens.
Airtable provides you with a Autonumber field which would be helpful in creating the unique client names
After that I would suggest that you break down your table containing the client name and contract date into 2 different tables.
1.Client Table
2.Contract Table
Use the linked record feature of Airtable to create a relation between the Client and Contract table.
Now add in another table called Invoices.
Associate the Invoices table with the Contract table now.
After that you can use a lookup field to show the correct contract on the Invoices or Client Table.
