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Hi there. I am working with a Rollup up field linking between a Series table and ID table. The ID table has a field called Episodes. What I am trying to work out is how do I display the number of episodes linked from the linked ID table and the count...
Hi there,
I have a table with a Name field and in that field (in different variations and location in the text string) is a series number as either 001 or 1.
In a Series No. field I am including a formula that extracts just the series number.
I am tr...
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So I have a Table were I am tracking Costs in one field and in another field I have Financial Years.
Financial Year
19/20
Costs
$100
Financial Year
20/21
Costs
$200
What I would like to be able to do create another field where I calculate t...
Hi there,
I would love to get some guidance on how to do something like a conditional roll up within one table.
If you see the table example below you can see that I have contractual start and end dates that I want to use as a guide for calculating T...
I have two fields (both are rollups - sum’s) that results in numbers:
Projection Views
Actual Views
I have set up another field with this formula:
SUM({Projected Views}-{Actual Channel})
But the formula returns a NaN. Can someone help me understand w...
Hi there and thanks for sharing @openside! Incredibly valuable solution.
My question is, if you are working in a dynamic scenario where a linked relationship could be unlinked from one end, is there a way to run a version of this script to check for ...
Thanks - this is brilliant and solution I have been looking for. How would this look if expanded to include seconds as well as hours and minutes? I’m trying to decipher it but having trouble.
This thread was very helpful, so thank you everyone.
If like me there is a reason why you can’t change the use of commas in a text field, you can use the following simple formula to remove the double quotation marks.
SUBSTITUTE(,’"’,"")
Guys, thank you so much. This is very helpful. I also did some tooling around and realised that I could simplify things a bit further to get the result I needed.
IF(ISERROR(DATETIME_DIFF( {End Mth}, {Start Mth}, ‘months’))=0, DATETIME_DIFF( {End Mth}...