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KirkTrachy1
7 years agoQuickbase Staff
I had a similar problem and solved it with automations.
Say you have a list-user field and it has a couple of names in it and you wish to add another name to the existing list-users.
You can use an automation and when the triggering event happens, an automation fires to edit the record (in this example the record I'm on where Record ID# is equal to Record ID#). It edits the List-User field with the value of itself concatenated with the new email address.
See below.
You can also use an automation to set the default values of a List-User field as well.
I.e., when the record is created edit the record where the Record ID# is equal to the value of the Record ID# (itself) and
target the List Users field with "Type a value" and put the email addresses chained together with a semicolon. Like this:
Say you have a list-user field and it has a couple of names in it and you wish to add another name to the existing list-users.
You can use an automation and when the triggering event happens, an automation fires to edit the record (in this example the record I'm on where Record ID# is equal to Record ID#). It edits the List-User field with the value of itself concatenated with the new email address.
See below.
You can also use an automation to set the default values of a List-User field as well.
I.e., when the record is created edit the record where the Record ID# is equal to the value of the Record ID# (itself) and
target the List Users field with "Type a value" and put the email addresses chained together with a semicolon. Like this: