Hi again,Is there a way for you to have data from a field "written" to that field and fixed for those changes elsewhere will not affect the result in this field in the future?An example of this might be;A fee in one table is designed to be updated in...
Hi there, I am hoping that someone will be able to help me with this interesting little problem. I have a table as a "reference table" which allows me to set fees globally across the base so if a fee for tables goes up I can change it across all reco...
Hi,I am trying to understand how interfaces and users interact. I have a series of interfaces that I intend to have users edit the information for certain fields.I have set up the interface pages to have the correct fields editable and I set up a use...
Hi, I am hoping that someone might be able to help with a nested IF Statement I have a field that determines the size of an advert. I want another field to list the price for the advert based on the selection in the first column.This is the If Statem...
It looks like this might well be the solution. I will try to create an automation when I get to this point and then copy my findings back here when I have done that.
This was absolutely spot on! This was exactly what I was looking for and so well explained. Thank you so much for your help with this. I knew there would be a way to do it, but I couldn't get my head around how it would work. I am used to having to d...
So here's the thing. I looked at what you had all been saying but also looked at how I had the pages set up. All was correct.The issue for me was that I hadn't set up the collaborators correctly and had given access to the base thinking that this was...
When do you think that this will be available in the IOS app? This is a great way to interact with our team but not having the ability to use it in Apple Mobile apps will hamper us as we don't have control over the devices that our team use.
Hi Alexey_Gusev,Ooooo I like this. Thanks. I had tried without the £0.00 on the first line but it still didn't work. Now I guess that's likley because the order of the formula is back to front.However, your {SWITCH} Solution is far more elegant. Than...
