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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
Good point, it now that we have ACTIONS we can set up a log table that way, and not need to struggle though the Webhooks Syntax. So using that method, you just update the date normally and the ACTION will do the logging.
MichaelKefauve1
7 years agoQrew Member
I am currently looking at a similar application where I want to track/log changes to a date field. I understand the approach of using an action to update a child table, however, I have 25 different date fields that I want to track. So, that means 25 different child tables, right? Would that be more efficient, or would it be more efficient to create a separate log field for each date field, each with it's own form rule? Also, is there any way to not show the user ID and date of entry in the log field, i.e. just display the list of sequential entries?