Forum Discussion
Is the list you want specific to the parent? ie, do you want to list all the children in a dropdown? Or is it that you want a list of any shareholders, based off a generic filter?
If the dropdown needs to be conditional based off the parent, the only way I can think to do this (if you don't just want to show them on a report link), is to make a reverse relationship, and have Shareholders be a parent to Startups. Then use the conditional rules.
If option two, you could go to your shareholders table and make a formula text field called [Shareholder Names for Multiple Choice List]. In that formula, essentially only show the names of the shareholders you want based off whatever If statements you need. Then reference that field from your Multiple Choice.
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Mike Tamoush
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Adding to Mike's post. Just do a simple backwards relationship.
If the dropdown needs to be conditional based off the parent, the only way I can think to do this (if you don't just want to show them on a report link), is to make a reverse relationship, and have Shareholders be a parent to Startups. Then use the conditional rules.
I don't really understand the second suggestion Mike had but the first one will work.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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