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- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainCan you post an example of your comments field? Is it a text field set to "Log Changes" with new comments at the bottom?
- WilliamLatimerQrew CadetHi - thank you for the reply and sorry for delay getting back. Out sick yesterday.
Yes, I have it set to log changes, and have most current comments at the top (I deselected option for having them at the bottom). - QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainOK, try this crazy looking formula
substitute your field name into the first line where my field name for testing was
[Log changes append only at the top]
var text LogField = [Log changes append only at the top];
If(Trim($logField)<>"",
"[" & Left(NotLeft($LogField,"["),"[")) - WilliamLatimerQrew CadetIs this formula for the target Comments field? ("Current Comments"). I am trying to grab the most recent comment (which is appearing at the top of the long running "Comments" field), and display it as the current comment in a different Comments Field ("Current Comments").
In the "Current Comments" field, I only want to display the last comment made from the other Comments field. I plan to include this current comments field in reporting, tables, etc.
Does that make sense? - QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainDid you try my formula?
Yes, it is the formula for the formula text field called [Current Comments] - WilliamLatimerQrew CadetOh, ok. I didn't see reference to the other Comments field in the formula. thats what threw me off.
- WilliamLatimerQrew CadetYou are the man!! It works!! Thank you very much for the help!!
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainGreat, thx for letting me know.
I don't often put the new entries at the top so my parsing formula collection is a bit weak in that area. - WilliamLatimerQrew Cadetbut it works :-)