Comparing lists without saving

Ami
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I have this syntax in a valid_if ref:
SELECT(REQUESTS[EMP ID],[D1S2]=TRUE)-SELECT(SCHEDULE[D1S1],[SITE ID]=[SITE ID])

The idea is this: The user selects a value in column D1S1, then what should happen is: If the list of values in my request table has the value selected in D1S1 it removes the value from the list.

This works great only if i save first and then go back and edit the row again.

I need this to run without saving the record first.

I have the same syntax in a virtual column and it doesn’t re-evaluate as well.

Any idea would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Not sure if this is relevant or if I have understood your request correctly, but at least you should use [_THISROW].[SITE ID]=[SITE ID] rather than just [SITE ID]=[SITE ID] which is actually always TRUE.

Hi
I’m using [_thisrow] but still doesnt help.

My valid_if for D1S1 is : SELECT(REQUESTS[EMP ID],[D1S1]=TRUE)
My valid_if for D1S2 is: SELECT(REQUESTS[EMP ID],[D1S2]=TRUE)-SELECT(SCHEDULE[D1S1],[_THISROW].[SITE ID]=[SITE ID])

I need this formula to work while i’m filling the form, so it would be dynamic.
My schedule table looks like this:

I have thought of creating a table for each value and then ref each to the parent table, however, i need my end result to be in one table.

It won’t work because you haven’t save the record yet and the SELECT() doesn’t find it. You need to use something like… SELECT(REQUESTS[EMP ID],[D1S2]=TRUE)-LIST([D1S1])

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