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Hi,
I have created a customised 'Listbox' using :
=If(Match($Field, 'Department', 'Finance', 'Stage', 'Project Manager', 'Resource' , 'Date', 'On track' ), $Field)
I have created fields to identify the null values and titled them Null Department, Null Finance etc I am using these on other pages too and not all of them are simple Null values, some like the date have further criteria like <> current date etc.
1. I want to create a table which once I click on the field, the null value field appear.
2. I want a column on the table to show which field is being shown, so I can identify the null field which I have selected.
Find attached file as an example with my incomplete table
Thanks Settu for that,
I have actually been able to resolve another way, using conditional expressions to show and hide the data I need.
SubstringCount( concat( distinct '|' & $Field & '|' ,'Department') , '|Project Manager|') >0
and realised displaying all the null data points in one column which was an aim, is probably not the best way to handle the data.
Maybe like attached
Thanks Settu for that,
I have actually been able to resolve another way, using conditional expressions to show and hide the data I need.
SubstringCount( concat( distinct '|' & $Field & '|' ,'Department') , '|Project Manager|') >0
and realised displaying all the null data points in one column which was an aim, is probably not the best way to handle the data.