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Hi there helpful community,
I am currently facing the following issue: I have a list of requests from customers that I map to retailers in their area. I successfully calculate the distance between each customer and each retailer using the Google Maps...
Hi there,
I am looking for a way to create an automation that every time a new record has been created, finds records and then creates separate(!) new record for each match.
I am trying to match requests with retailers and there are usually several r...
Thanks @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo!
I also found another solution that allows me to easily automate it via a script: Comparing records in different fields in the same table
Thank you! :slightly_smiling_face:
Yeah, I totally agree that this is a pretty complex solution for a trivial problem. However, I have done a lot of research on this forum and did not find any proper solution… :man_shrugging:
@Adam_TheTimeSavingCo I am almost there :slightly_smiling_face: - I am just struggling with one tiny issue. I figured out to help myself with LEFT and RIGHT formulas to split the Request ID and the Retailer (as described here).
That works pretty ni...
Hi @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo, thank you so much for the effort you put into this! It works really nicely!
Unfortunately, I am now facing the issue that entries in Retailers x Requests are not linked anymore to their Request ID and their Retailer. The inf...
Sorry for the lack of information @Adam_TheTimeSavingCo.
There are four tables in total:
RequestsBrandsRetailersRequests x Retailers
Once a new request has been created, the requests are supposed to be matched with retailers IF those retailers offer ...
