I have a table (Procedure) that consist of:
[ReportID] - Ref to my Visitation Record table
[Prodtc] - (Text) And has the formula = CONCATENATE( " • ", [Procedure Type], " - ₱ ",[Procedure Cost])
and I have a form (Visitation Record table) that consist of:
[ProcedureID] - (Enum) list of dental procedures.
[Tooth Involved] - Total number of tooth involved
[Prodcost1] - (Price) automatically multiplied the [Tooth Involved] based on the selected [ProcedureID]
[Display] - (Text) And has the formula = SUBSTITUTE(concatenate([ProcedureID].[Prodtc]), " , ", "
")
Now, I tried to put this formula in my [Prodtc] (Procedure table)
But it didn't get the value from the form. Is it possible?
I already tried to do this formula inside my (Visitation Record table), and it works, but I don't want the result, so I'm trying another way but it doesn't work for me.
This is the result I want:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.😊
Some things don't make sense. It would be best to show images of your two tables - all the columns and column types.
What table do the [Procedure Type] and [Procedure Cost] columns belong to?
What is the intended relationship between the two tables? (choices below)
[Procedure Type] and [Procedure Cost] belongs to (Procedure table)
Relationship between the two tables
(Procedure table)
(Visitation Record table)
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