what is the best way please to have the Google Calendar table linked/append to another table (for example having a ID column that reference another table), is it possible to add a column for that purpose? Thanks
It is not possible to add normal (non-virtual) columns to calendar tables. You can add virtual columns, though.
Thanks Steve.
Would the virtual column capable to store data, i.e. can I create a virtual column to store information?
Not exactly sure what you mean by โstore informationโ. All columns store information. A virtual column cannot accept user input, though; it must be a computed value.
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Thanks Steve for the clarification. Yes I wanted to have information inputted on it, and the answer is we canโt.
@Steve absolutely right.
I could not find a perfect solution for a similar problem: one-to-one linking for tables โMy Tasksโ and โGoogle Calendarโ.
But I can tell you about my searches for a solutions:
First iteration (not realizable): use โGoogle Calendarโ key field to store reference to โMy Tasksโ - Actions do not allow changing key fields.
Second iteration (works): use the [Web Link] field to store the link to โMy Tasksโ ([Web Link] is not important to me and I decided to donate to them). This solution works, but not very presentable
Third iteration: In the Description field (LongText) I add a link to my task
Fourth iteration (planned): stop using [Web Link] and create a virtual column that gets a value from the Description field
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am currently using the description field to store the [taskID] of the record on the Task table that links to this.
Question:
What do you think?
I meant exactly [ID] field (in other terminology: reference/link of tables/sheets)
First: it does not matter the number of the line in which to place the [ID] (I will search and analyze html-tag)
Secondly: keep in mind the peculiarity of different calendars: in the desktop version (usually) you can change the Description whith keeping the original link/ID. But in some Android calendars, when you change the Description field, formatting is lost (including links)
Thanks @bonameblisto
Forgive me on getting confused with the terms
when you refer to the ID field, it is the actual ID value (the 8 digit text that Appsheet generates if it creates the record), right?
Most of our users use Desktop so that shouldnโt be a problem
so if I put the ID value on the first line, how may I ask Appsheet to only read the first line and link/reference it with another table please?
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