Formula text field to return ID of a user
#field #Formulasandfunctions Hello, We have a record with Agent Name, ID, Supervisor and Manager. The field "ID" returns the ID of Agent Name. What I want to do is add another field called "Sup...
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Thank you.
Still, it returns the ID of the agent instead of the agent's supervisor in that specific record.
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Ma. Isabel Gumanid
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Still, it returns the ID of the agent instead of the agent's supervisor in that specific record.
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Ma. Isabel Gumanid
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Then just change the ID field to be the Supervisor ID
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Everett Patterson
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ToText([Supervisor ID]) & " of " & ToText([Supervisor])
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Everett Patterson
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- Thanks for getting back to this.
We don't have "Supervisor ID" field as we only have the "ID" field which is the ID of everyone regardless of their position. So, for each record, we have the agent's full name and the ID would reflect that of the agent's. In that same record, the agent has the Supervisor name and I wanna add a formula field "Supervisor ID" beside Supervisor that should show the ID of the Supervisor. Is that possible?
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Ma. Isabel Gumanid
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What you actually need is help creating the basic relationship needed to even have that field to begin with. I don't know if there is a better way to do this but you should be able to create a relationship that is basically from the table back onto itself. so kind of like Employee -< Employee and use the Supervisor field as the reference for this. Then once that is done do a lookup in that relationship to the Employee User field. The lookup field should end up being something like Supervisor - Employee User, depending on your field names of course. That field should be the supervisor of your related employee, assuming it is set in the record properly. These may end up being numeric or user fields depending how it is currently setup. Hopefully this makes sense and if there's a better way I'm sure someone will chime in. I just know this works. - Like Austin mentioned, it sounds like you need a lookup field on a relationship. On what table is the Supervisor ID?
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Everett Patterson
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