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I have a table with project names and it contains a column for location, which is pulled from another table. I'd like to be able to select multple locations for a project and have them displayed on a map.
Here is a sample from the Project Table:
and Locations Table:
I also tried to break up the locations into multiple columns:
Using a one-to-one project to location works beautifully, but trying to use multiple locations doesn't seem to work.
Has anyone tried doing something like this, or is this a limitation?
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Hello,
Since one project may have multiple locations which are stored in a string separated by comma, the best solution would be to transform the data table (with Advanced Editor) breaking up the data entry into x rows, one for each location related to the same project.
Project Name | Location |
Project A | Location 1 |
Project A | Location 2 |
Project A | Location 3 |
Hello,
Since one project may have multiple locations which are stored in a string separated by comma, the best solution would be to transform the data table (with Advanced Editor) breaking up the data entry into x rows, one for each location related to the same project.
Project Name | Location |
Project A | Location 1 |
Project A | Location 2 |
Project A | Location 3 |
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