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QuickBaseCoachD
6 years agoQrew Captain
You can make a helper table with just 1 record in it.Call the table Timesheet Counts. The Record ID# will be 1.
Make a formula numeric field on the time sheets with a formula of 1 called [Link to Time sheet Counts].
Make a summary of the # of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval and # of Approved Time sheets.
Look up # of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval down to the time sheets.
now, make a Notification to fire when the time sheet status becomes approved and the [# of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval] = 0
Make a formula numeric field on the time sheets with a formula of 1 called [Link to Time sheet Counts].
Make a summary of the # of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval and # of Approved Time sheets.
Look up # of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval down to the time sheets.
now, make a Notification to fire when the time sheet status becomes approved and the [# of Open Time sheets Waiting Approval] = 0
- RyanStanford16 years agoQrew CaptainThat somewhat works... however there's more complex filtering at play than I mentioned above... depending on the contract, people can have different pay cycles, or may use a different table for their time all together...
- QuickBaseCoachD6 years agoQrew CaptainWell, I will then leave it to you now to build on my suggestion :)
- RyanStanford16 years agoQrew Captainlol Maybe if I have multiple records, and each summary field can meet the different requirements... then separate notifications can track individual records depending on the different paycycles etc...
You've definitely given me some insight to chew on.