Original Message:
Sent: 12-22-2020 16:51
From: Blake Harrison
Subject: Conditional Values based on unrelated fields
So, you'll need to set relationships for Location, Manufacturer, and Model to the Ticket Assets first. Then, you'll need to create a formula field on both the Ticket Asset and the Assets that concatenates the Reference Fields for Manufacturer, Model, and Location. Once you have this, you can set the Conditional Drop-down to use the Formulas on both tables as the matching parameter.
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Blake Harrison
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DataBlender - Quick Base Solution Provider
Atlanta GA
404.800.1702 / http://datablender.io/
Original Message:
Sent: 12-22-2020 16:24
From: Nate Kurtz
Subject: Conditional Values based on unrelated fields
I have the following relationships
Manufacturer ----->Model
Manufacturer------>Assets
Model---------------->Assets
Location------------->Assets
Assets---------------->Ticket Assets
Tickets--------------->Ticket Assets
What I would like to do is use several lookup fields to filter and select the Asset I want to make my Related Asset when creating a Ticket Asset. Right now I can make the Asset conditional on the Model, and the Model conditional on the Manufacturer, however as the Location is not directly related to Manufacturer and Model I can't also filter by Location. Any suggestions on how to do this?
To sum up what i actually need to happen out of this:
I need to have a way of finding and selecting an asset that has a specific location, manufacturer, and model (this would bring back a group of them). I would then pick one at random to associate to my ticket asset. Then when I close my ticket I have an automation run that moves the location of the asset out of that list so our inventory is accurate. This seems like a really simple thing that i can't seem to get past.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!
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Nate Kurtz
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