MelissaFreel1
6 years agoQrew Cadet
Help with a problem
Hi all:
I am a QB builder of 2 years for a nonprofit involved in addressing homelessness and I have a problem that I need some advice on how to simply solve.
I have a table that contains values that staff must consult to include in a formula related to calculating some client assistance. I have brought the table into QB using QB sync. Basically, the table is 3 dimensional. Staff select a value for their formula by looking at the table and based on three pieces of information. The type of utility of which there are 16 types, the number of bedrooms in a structure of which range from 0-5 , and the type of structure of which there are three. By knowing these three items about a property, the staff then manual enter in the appropriate value.
Here is a screenshot of the table:
I have looked at cascading or conditional drop downs--too messy in my opinion with all those relationships but I will do it if necessary. I thought about API_DoQuery but I am really new to this and would need sample in URL format.
Basically, I want staff to be able to easily know if a structure has 1BR, is an apartment, and the utility in question is electric, then the value is "X" I would like QB to do this comparison and not the humans in order to control human error which is what is happening currently when staff "consult" this table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Melissa Freel
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I am a QB builder of 2 years for a nonprofit involved in addressing homelessness and I have a problem that I need some advice on how to simply solve.
I have a table that contains values that staff must consult to include in a formula related to calculating some client assistance. I have brought the table into QB using QB sync. Basically, the table is 3 dimensional. Staff select a value for their formula by looking at the table and based on three pieces of information. The type of utility of which there are 16 types, the number of bedrooms in a structure of which range from 0-5 , and the type of structure of which there are three. By knowing these three items about a property, the staff then manual enter in the appropriate value.
Here is a screenshot of the table:
I have looked at cascading or conditional drop downs--too messy in my opinion with all those relationships but I will do it if necessary. I thought about API_DoQuery but I am really new to this and would need sample in URL format.
Basically, I want staff to be able to easily know if a structure has 1BR, is an apartment, and the utility in question is electric, then the value is "X" I would like QB to do this comparison and not the humans in order to control human error which is what is happening currently when staff "consult" this table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Melissa Freel
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