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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
I don't think that this can be done with a simple formula. The reason is that any particular record could be open (hypothetically) for say 10 years, so it needs to be counted in the month end count for 120 months.
But a record can only appear in a summary report or chart once - it can't summarize up into all of say 120 buckets.
So that either needs a scripting solution to create child records for each month end date per rcord that a record is open or it can also be done natively with some ingenuity.
Either way it is not so easy to do for those without scripting skills, so if you really wanted a solution to this one it would need to be important enough with work with a QSP developer to solve.
There are new native tools now such as Automations which might be coaxed into being part of a native solution as they can run saved table to table imports and hence could be a tool to create multiple children.
But a record can only appear in a summary report or chart once - it can't summarize up into all of say 120 buckets.
So that either needs a scripting solution to create child records for each month end date per rcord that a record is open or it can also be done natively with some ingenuity.
Either way it is not so easy to do for those without scripting skills, so if you really wanted a solution to this one it would need to be important enough with work with a QSP developer to solve.
There are new native tools now such as Automations which might be coaxed into being part of a native solution as they can run saved table to table imports and hence could be a tool to create multiple children.