Let's say this is 'List of Company Table', in the List of Company Table got tables for Company A, B, C, D etc just like above screenshot attached. If you click on the Company A Table for instance, there will be list of products and origin. Same goes to when you click on the second row which is Company B Table, there will be list of products and origin.
| Company A | Table |
| Company B | Table |
| Company C | Table |
Then to Company A Table
| List of Product | Origin |
| ETF200 | Germany |
| ETF201 | Spain |
| ETF999 | USA |
Hi @syeena
If you click on the highlighted button, you can expand all the tables at once. Then you can create a relationship.
Let me know if this helps.
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Hi @syeena
If you click on the highlighted button, you can expand all the tables at once. Then you can create a relationship.
Let me know if this helps.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the others find it more quickly. Appreciate you kudos!!
Follow me on LinkedIn!!!
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