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ClaireMartinez
6 years agoQuickbase Alumni
Yes, this can be done using automations. I just learn this from Harrison today.
You can create a lookup field (named: has-parent) on the child record to the parent's formula checkbox field that has the formula value of true. This lookup will be true if the parent exists false otherwise. Then in the automation when a child record is modified/added and its lookup has-parent field is unchecked then create a new parent record using the child content for the reference field value.
You can create a lookup field (named: has-parent) on the child record to the parent's formula checkbox field that has the formula value of true. This lookup will be true if the parent exists false otherwise. Then in the automation when a child record is modified/added and its lookup has-parent field is unchecked then create a new parent record using the child content for the reference field value.
AlexCertificati
6 years agoQrew Cadet
That's a sweet trick.