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MarkShnier__You
Qrew Legend
4 years agoYou would need to set up every user in a Users table in the app - a new table, not the User icon at the top left. Then make the Key field their userid. The associate each employee record with the company they belong to via a relationship with Companies.
Then on offices you make a relationship to users based on a reference field of [Current User] with a formula of User().
The look up their Company or related company.
The have a form rule populate the company field if its blank.
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
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Then on offices you make a relationship to users based on a reference field of [Current User] with a formula of User().
The look up their Company or related company.
The have a form rule populate the company field if its blank.
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
[email protected]
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ChrisSwirtz3
4 years agoQrew Member
Thanks Mark,
So adding a new user to that User Table would have to be done manually by someone correct? Perhaps make it a function of whoever does the inviting of users to also add them to the Users Table?
What about adding a User-List field to the Companies Table and selecting every User that is affiliated with that Company. Could we utilize something like that?
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Chris Swirtz
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So adding a new user to that User Table would have to be done manually by someone correct? Perhaps make it a function of whoever does the inviting of users to also add them to the Users Table?
What about adding a User-List field to the Companies Table and selecting every User that is affiliated with that Company. Could we utilize something like that?
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Chris Swirtz
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