ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: List fields based on checkbox YES!! That was it! Thank you!!! Re: List fields based on checkbox Here is that: I get an error that says expecting number but found text, for the list. (I initially typed the field as First Year, but it's actually Year 1, it was my mistake so i just went with it :D) Re: List fields based on checkbox Yes, the ultimate goal is to have ONLY THE YEARS FOR FUNDING listed if that ask year is checked. I put in that formula, but I'm getting an an error that says expecting text but found number. the "first year" et al fields are numeric. I tried wrapping in in To Text but that didn't work. should I change my year fields that are numeric to text just for this? i don't think it'll mess anything. Re: List fields based on checkbox Hi - I still need help if anyone has the answer. Here's a better screenshot. The funding years are 2025, and 2026. I need a formula that reads "First year ask is Yes, return 2025 from the field [First Year], if "Second year ask is Yes, return 2026 from the [Second Year] field. My Numberic formula is only returning 2025, and my Text formula is returning all 5 years. Numeric Formula: var bool yone= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool ytwo= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool ythree= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool yfour= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool yfive= [First Year Ask]=true; If($yone,[Year 1], $ytwo,[Year 2], $ythree,[Year 3], $yfour,[Year 4], $yfive,[Year 5]) My Text formula: var bool yone= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool ytwo= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool ythree= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool yfour= [First Year Ask]=true; var bool yfive= [First Year Ask]=true; List(",",ToText([Year 1]),ToText([Year 2]),ToText([Year 3]),ToText([Year 4]),ToText([Year 5])) The only reason i have two is because I'm trying to figure out which is the right way. Thanks! Renee Feature Request for QB I requested a feature: Request | Feedback (quickbase.com) - here's the ticket if you'd like to thumbs up and follow. The request is to have an option to require a section in the new forms, instead of applying "required" to each field. If we can require the whole section, that might make things simple. Sort & Group separate from UI Hi, There are a lot of instances where we need the users to be able to sort and group their reports, but we can't leave the report open for editing. I've opened a ticket to see if Quickbase can separate out the Sort & Group feature from the User Interface settings. If you're interested in this too - go "request actions" and subscribe to the ticket Sort & Group #409577 - this is a link to the feedback: Request | Feedback (quickbase.com) Re: Report Formula for Header fields Hi Mark, I also am not great at explaining, so no worries, I appreciate any help you have. You're always so patient and helpful with everyone. let me give a better screenshot. I'm using a regular table report instead of a summary report because they need to see each record and it's data like this: Each business case will have a different set of 5 years they're working with, and that's based on the IC date. For instance this one - the IC date is in 2024. the first year is 2024, second third and so on you can see there. But another business case - such as this example - has it's first year in 2025. Would each business case need it's own report? Is there a way to do that with regular table reports? List fields based on checkbox Hi, I need a formula field that will list some Years if the corresponding Year checkbox is checked. I'm not sure if this screenshot size is ok or not - it looks super tiny when pasting it. In the field "Funding Years", if the corresponding Year has a checkbox: First year Ask is checked, then List the First Year in the Funding Years. If ANY combination of those "Year ask" checkboxes are checked, then I want to list that Year in the "funding years". I've tried all the formulas I can try, I keep getting a mismatch of boolean and number errors, or all of the years populate. My formula right now is: var bool one = [First Year Ask] = true; var bool two = [Second Year Ask] = true; var bool three = [Third Year Ask] = true; var bool four = [Fourth Year Ask] = true; If( $one or $two or $three or $four, List(", ", ToText([Year 1]), ToText([Year 2]), ToText([Year 3]),ToText([Year 4]))) I tried putting "or" in there, but it doesn't seem to take it. Re: Report Formula for Header fields I think part of the problem is that - these aren't static years. They'll change based on the Business case date - so is this like an "alias" type thing, or is this an overwrite every day? Yes a button is a good idea Re: Report Formula for Header fields I don't have access to pipelines. Any non-pipeline way?
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