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I have this setup :
MD_Carrier is de master data table with which I connect table 1, Case, with table 2, ForwardersDPMO.
Done these things before and always worked just fine.
However now strange things are going on.
These are the carrier in all 3 tables separate :
As you see Table 1 has more than the MD table but that should not be a problem.
And table 2 has exactly the same Carriers as the MD (table 2 was the input for making the MD table)
Normally you would be able to put all these fields in 1 table right?
Well if I have from MD carrier and from table 2 Forwarder in 1 table :
What causes this?
Because this also gives me stange numbers or no numbers if I use the MD carrier in visuals and pull in amounts from table 2 and fields from table 1.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Well still not sure what was going one.
But once I deleted the master data table and put a new one in that was alphabettical all was good again....
🤔
Well still not sure what was going one.
But once I deleted the master data table and put a new one in that was alphabettical all was good again....
🤔
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