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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
That cannot be done by mere mortals. You would actually need to engage with a Quick Base Solution provider to do that.
But how about just putting a link on the new record.
The formula for such a link would be
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_my table name where the file] & "/a/r" & [Record ID# of the record with the file] & "/e30/v0"
Change the e30 to exx where xx is the field ID holding the file.
But how about just putting a link on the new record.
The formula for such a link would be
URLRoot() & "up/" & [_DBID_my table name where the file] & "/a/r" & [Record ID# of the record with the file] & "/e30/v0"
Change the e30 to exx where xx is the field ID holding the file.
MichaelBarrow
7 years agoQrew Cadet
Is there a relationship between the two tables? You will need that. Once it's in place, you can create a lookup field to copy the field from one table and make it available in the other.