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RyanStanford1
5 years agoQrew Captain
In one of our applications we had a similar situation, scheduled activities > Child Record of "assignment"... in our case, a user was adding the child record, and it defaulted start time to end time of the previous record... The users add a uncharged time record once completing the previous assignment, and then once ended, started the next assignment record. Uncharged vs assignment is a drop down in the child record itself.
Hope that provides some inspiration for you.
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Ryan Stanford
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Hope that provides some inspiration for you.
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Ryan Stanford
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ArkadyGranik
5 years agoQrew Cadet
Hi Ryan,
Thank you. Yes, using time in current record for the next one helps.
I can't help thinking that when there is a clear gap between end of one job and start of the next one, it should be possible to add a new record in between. It may need a new master (parent) table and some careful parsing of dates, times and users. Seems like an entertaining puzzle, so wondered whether anyone solved this.
Thanks again.
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Arkady
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Thank you. Yes, using time in current record for the next one helps.
I can't help thinking that when there is a clear gap between end of one job and start of the next one, it should be possible to add a new record in between. It may need a new master (parent) table and some careful parsing of dates, times and users. Seems like an entertaining puzzle, so wondered whether anyone solved this.
Thanks again.
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Arkady
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