So I've been stuck on this for quite a while, but currently I have two tables. Company Dates and Employees.
Company Dates contains multiple rows, each containing one of four different Companies, and each row being identified by a dates
Each row in Employees has a employee name to identify the row, along with each employee having one of the four companies in their row.
What I cant seem to figure out is how to create an virtual column in Employees that will return a list of every date that links to that employees company.
For example:
Google has three rows identified by the following dates in the Company Dates table. 01/01/99, 02/02/99 and 03/03/99.
Steve is in the Employee table and his company is Google.
Steve now has a virtual column, that has a list of 01/01/99, 02/02/99, 03/03/99
Any help would be appreciated!
I guess there is also a "Company" table, and it should have a [Related Company Dates] virtual column which has all of the rows from "Company Dates" table that are related to the current Company.
Then, from your "Employee" table just do a dereference expression to the company's related column.
Virtual Column of type List on your Employee table:
[RefToCompany].[Related Company Dates]
No there isnt a Company table with all the rows of the dates that relate to each company. If I were to create a new table that has that, how would I go about collecting each row and putting it to a company? Would I have to use SELECT()?
Your "Company Dates" table has a [Company] column? If it does, where that data comes from?
It comes from a google form, thats entered by the company
Yikes, so you can have unlimited Companies?
Yes ๐
Yes. You will have to do a select.
SELECT(Table[DateColumn], [Company]=[_THISROW].[COMPANY])
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