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AmyGosz2
6 years agoQrew Cadet
HI Mark...I did try an automation, but the field values I want to populate in the new child record are formula fields on the original child record. Those fields were not available in the drop down of fields to choose to set up and populate.
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MarkShnier__You
Qrew Legend
6 years agoYou cannot type manually into a formula field nor can an Automation write into a formula field. So you will need to rethink that you are trying to do. Or explain here what you are trying to do.
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- AmyGosz26 years agoQrew CadetIn the original child record I have formula fields populate based on data being entered. I would like to take the values in those formula fields and create a second child record automatically. Ultimately, we would run a report to pull both original and new child records. However, as you said, I think my train of thought is flawed and I need to think a bit more on this. I'm hoping I don't have to create a another child table for the automatic record. Thanks!
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Qrew Legend
well, you could chnage the formiula to allow and override fild be taken into account
like
if([override field populated by Automation]<>"",[override field populated by Automation], else formula goes here)
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