Hello Appsters,
We have a common Gcalendar as a table source in our app, we also have a table for our employees’ list.
Table A - Google Calendar
Table B - Employee List
I’d like to be able to show the next workday that an employee is not an attendee to any meetings in a field in Table B.
Would also be great to see a related list of employees not attending meetings on any given day.
Thanks in advance for your ideas on this.
Kelly.
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You could create a slice on table “Employee List” with an expression something like
NOT( IN([Email], SPLIT(SELECT(Google Calendar Table Name[Attendees], OR(DATE([Start])=TODAY(), DATE([End])=TODAY())), “,”)))
This slice will list all the emplyees who are not in any meeting on today’s date. TODAY()+1 will give tomorrow’s list. The user will need to sync the app from time to time to get the latest list.
For other dates or a user settable variable date range, you may need to either use USERSETTINGS() or have a user table for each user’s date settings.
You could create a slice on table “Employee List” with an expression something like
NOT( IN([Email], SPLIT(SELECT(Google Calendar Table Name[Attendees], OR(DATE([Start])=TODAY(), DATE([End])=TODAY())), “,”)))
This slice will list all the emplyees who are not in any meeting on today’s date. TODAY()+1 will give tomorrow’s list. The user will need to sync the app from time to time to get the latest list.
For other dates or a user settable variable date range, you may need to either use USERSETTINGS() or have a user table for each user’s date settings.
This is just what I was after thank you.
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