A have a couple of tables each containing several Text List fields.
Is there any way using Views to “combine” the data from these tables for display purposes?
Example:
Table A contains Fiscal Year, Location, Facility ID, and Project Description.
Table B contains Fiscal Year, Location, Facility ID, Tank Details, and Budgeted Cost.
Can I create a view where Table A & B’s Fiscal Year, Location, and Facility ID are the same, then also show columns for Tank Details and Budgeted Cost on that same line?
FYB contains “2005”:“2006”:“2006”, FIDB contains “f1”:“f1”:“f2”, TD=“details 1”:“details 2”:“details 3”, and BC contains 300:400:500. You want the view to display:
2005 f1 descA1 details1 300
2006 f1 descB1 details2 400
2006 f3 descB2 details3 500
Anyway, the way to do it is to write formulas that will give you a set of list values that correspond to the columns of the above list. So, you could do something like this in a computed field:
@Replace(FYB+“!”+FIDB; FYA+“!”+FIDA; PD)
This gives you a set of fields that contains the data you want to display in the view, in matching order. Now, use the column sorting option display multiple values on separate rows on the column that displays FYB, and sort that column. In the other columns, also use the display on separate rows, but don’t sort them or you will get all the combinations instead of the matching row entries.