I have two table:
Table 1, name (Car): It has (2 colums). 1 colum name “Parcela” with 16 values.
Table 2 (Hist): It has (16 colums). colum/parcela name.
So I’m trying to create a link that takes me to the details screen by filtering: that the current row is equal to the column name of the other table.
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW(“TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = Hist[???] )
How can I reference a column that is named the same as the row. I am missing the final part of the formula.
Rows will be referenced with rows, but in this case it is a row with a column in this order.
Thank you all and sorry if I have made any grammatical errors.
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You can’t, column names can’t be dynamic. You have to set up your expression like this:
SWITCH(
column-name ,
"col-name-1" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-1] ) ,
"col-name-2" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-2] ) ,
... ,
"col-name-16" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-16] )
)
(or alternatively use IFS, but SWITCH is probably better.
You can’t, column names can’t be dynamic. You have to set up your expression like this:
SWITCH(
column-name ,
"col-name-1" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-1] ) ,
"col-name-2" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-2] ) ,
... ,
"col-name-16" ,
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW( “TodoL_Detail”, [_THISROW].[Parcela] = [col-name-16] )
)
(or alternatively use IFS, but SWITCH is probably better.
Thanks you so much, It works with switch!
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