Elena,
I have seen your other questions on related scheduling and inventory issues and yes this can be done in QuickBase. Some of it can even be done with
native QuickBase although the formulas get a little mathematical and involve compound criteria. However, beyond just getting the raw information as a report it is often much more helpful to visualize the resources and schedule using a chart.
QuickBase uses
HighCharts for generating its charts and in addition to native charting you can create custom charts that show the
start and
end times for the allocation of various resources perhaps also superimposing inventory levels. This type of visualization allows a human to make a much better judgement of whether a particular resource is available at a particular time, or if all the resources needed for an event are available. In all cases the charts can be stunningly beautiful and summarize a lot of information that would be hidden in textual reports.
I invite you to visit the
HighCharts demo page as if you see anything
remotely similar to a chart that would display your resource and scheduling information it can be implemented and bound to your QuickBase data:
HighCharts Demohttps://www.highcharts.com/demoIf you want I can discuss this with you tomorrow. Feel free to contact me off-world using the information in my profile:
https://getsatisfaction.com/people/dandiebolt/
