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Hi @Anonymous
Not sure what's your Mort & Comp table (data, structure, table relationship), it seems that you can try UNION(), SELECTCOLUMNS(), RELATED() function.
See the tutorial for how to use it,
1. RELATED()
2. UNION()
3. SELECTCOLUMNS()
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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