I have a table which has the entire organization list of Key results. It does identify each Business Unit. I have another table where I have a list of projects (in the same base). I want to have a field with the projects where the person entering the...
I have two bases and two tables. Base 2 Table 2 table has initiative name , objectives, key results, earliest date (based on all projects in base 1 table 1) and latest data (based on all projects in base1 table 1) and list of all program that have ...
Hello, I am trying to sync a view in Jira Server which has over 1000 fields. There are only 7 that I care about. When I configure the sync with selected fields, all 1000 fields are turned on. I do not see way to turn them all off and only turn on the...
In my automation I have a trigger when a synced table from another base updates a {risk} field. Automation is currently like this: When a record is update (synced table - {risk} fieldFind record in project list table which matches the trigger record ...
Is there a way to identify how a field was created if it was not created by a person? There is a field that was created but can not identify how it was created. Not sure if a person created it or it was created through an automation erroneously.
Thank you for you suggestion. But it is more complicated than that, IMO. Let me explain further. I need to dynamically check on the org and depending on the org, I want to provide the dropdown list. I do not think AT can handle this but wanted to con...
Tyler, in your example, Step 1. the # of Date Changes is that field in Table 1 or Table 2? In table 1, if I group by Project name, I do get the proper count. Assuming the # Date Changes in Table 2, step 2 I would just need to know when a record is ad...
