Hi All
I need to place a list of parts outstanding in an email template, I know what information I need but don't know how to filter it and display it in the template. So below is the crux of what it required.
List parts from table "Parts" where the 'Status' = ORDERED and the JOBID = JOBID
This is the template the script needs to be put so it returns the values. Ideally the list will be one column ( example 😞
Nut
Scew
Bolt
Can anyone assist with the syntax to acheive this?
EDIT: This nearly works but returns a date stamp also :
<<IFS(
ISNOTBLANK([JobID]),
FILTER(
"Recalls",
([_THISROW].[JobID] = [JobID])
)
)>>
Result:
09/05/2023 07/06/2023 12:23:44 L/R DOOR MOULDING , 09/05/2023 07/06/2023 12:23:44 L/R DOOR FOIL
Can the expression be changed to omit the date stamp?
Many Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
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<<Start: Filter(Recalls, [JobID]=[_THISROW].[JobID])>>
<<[Status]>> :<<[Description]>><<End>>
Thanks @Marc_Dillon
I used this:
<<Start:Filter(Recalls,[JobID=[_THISROW].[JobID]>><<[Description]>><<End>>
And it breaks the App, any ideas?
<<Start:Filter(Recalls,[JobID=[_THISROW].[JobID]>><<[Description]>><<End>>
Close your bracket after the first mention of JobID and before the =
Yes I noticed: @scott192
<<Start: Filter(Recalls, [JobID]=[_THISROW].[JobID])>><<[Description]>> -#- <<End>>
Is there a way of putting a carriage return after [Description] so each item is forced to a new line?
Screw
Clip
Bracket
etc
Add the line break in your template.
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<<Start: Filter(Recalls, [JobID]=[_THISROW].[JobID])>>
<<[Status]>> :<<[Description]>><<End>>
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