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February 13, 2024 at 11:16 AM #50483
Josh AbshireParticipantHey there. I’m working on a database to help manage a provide club. I want to be able to manage the details around membership and the several parties that we throw throughout the year. This database consists of several forms:
- Members
- Just a simple form containing a list of members. No issues here.
- One-to-many relationship with Cancellations, Parties, and Background checks.
- Cancellations
- I will be using this form to track when someone cancels.
- Many-to-one relationship with Members and Parties
- Parties
- Each time we have a party, I create an entry here to document basic party details, such as attendance, any issues noted, etc.
- One-to-many relationship with Members and Cancellations.
- Background Checks
- I’ll be documenting here when background checks have been completed for prospective members.
- Many-to-one relationship with Members
When viewing a cancellation, I want to be able to see the member’s name displayed on the cancellation. Currently, with the one-to-many relationship field, I only see the label for the relationship field and a count of the number of member records associated to it. I would like to display the member name from the linked member record directly on the cancellation record. I tried using a calculation field for this, but it adds a “Count” function to the formula and when I take the count function off, it doesn’t show anything. I would like to do the same thing with the Party Name field on my “Parties” form. Is it possible to do what I’m looking to do?
February 14, 2024 at 3:31 PM #50488
BrendanKeymasterHi Josh,
Do you have the
Show Inverse Relationship
option enabled on your Link to Form fields? That’ll create a Link From Form field that will show the parent record on the child record form. You can then use a formula to pick out specific values from the parent form to display on the child form.Thanks,
Brendan
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