Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
Hi,
I have a link table where i have 'Name' and the 'Football Team'
Every name has a 'country ID' and each football team has the 'country ID' mapped within it. However sometimes this is not the case, where you have a 'Name' mapped to the 'Football Team' but not the 'country ID'
I am trying to create a table where i have the following:
Football Team | Mapped Country ID | Name | Country ID | Country ID Mapped |
123 | 777 , 888 , 999 | James | 777 | (IF Mapped country ID contains Country ID then 'Yes' else 'No') |
123 | 777 , 888 , 999 | Alex | 888 | (IF Mapped country ID contains Country ID then 'Yes' else 'No') |
123 | 777 , 888 , 999 | Lauren | 999 | (IF Mapped country ID contains Country ID then 'Yes' else 'No') |
123 | 777 , 888 , 999 | Nick | 666 | (IF Mapped country ID contains Country ID then 'Yes' else 'No') |
When i try and do an IF statement, it does not seem to work especially noticable when filtered. (i.e. i will filter on No but Yes will still show - and i can only assume this is because of the link table)
@nickmarlborough Perhaps this?
If(Subfield([Mapped Country ID], ',')=[Country ID], 'Yes', 'No') as [Country ID Mapped]
I'd do something like this:
If(Wildmatch([Mapped Country ID], '*' & [Country ID] & '*'), 'Yes', 'No') as [Country ID Mapped]
sadly this didnt work.
It worked to the extent of each field was Y/N but when filtered on, lets say for 'N' it would still show some 'Y' which i do not know why.
any idea why this might be?
not sure whom you are replying, anyway did you tried mine? If so, can you please attach the test file?