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MarkShnier__You
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5 years agoYou can make a summary field on the parent of the Maximum Record ID of the child table. Call it [Max Record ID# 1].
I am assuming here that the children get entered in order. There is another way to do this if the children do not necessarily get entered in order.
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I am assuming here that the children get entered in order. There is another way to do this if the children do not necessarily get entered in order.
Look up that [Max Record ID# 1] down to the Child table and then you can make a new summary field of the maximum of the Record IDs subject to the Record ID being less than the value in the field the [Max Record ID# 1]. Call it [Max Record ID#2].
You can create any summary fields you'd like and put in the filter where the record ID is equal to the value in the field [Max Record ID# 2]. Or another one for equals to [Max Record ID# 1]. Then easily float up any numeric or date values using the summary maximum feature, or else do a combined text summary field for any text values.
You can create any summary fields you'd like and put in the filter where the record ID is equal to the value in the field [Max Record ID# 2]. Or another one for equals to [Max Record ID# 1]. Then easily float up any numeric or date values using the summary maximum feature, or else do a combined text summary field for any text values.
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
Quick Base Solution Provider
Your Quick Base Coach
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mark.shnier@gmail.com
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- MackenziePhilli5 years agoQrew TraineeThank you Mark, me, a mere moral, has wasted so much time trying to figure this out.
This works perfect
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Mackenzie Phillips
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