Hello, I have a 2 tables which has a linked value.
As shown in my attachment, i have a value in “table 4” and it is linked to “Table 5” and displayed using linked formula.
and I try to link back the displayed value back to "table 4 " and re display it in “Table 4” as shown in my attachment.
When i change the initial value to 100, i realized that all the linked value do not get updated automatically.
the value get updated only after i click on another table , and return to table 4.
It will be great if all the linked formula get their values updated instantly when the original value is changed.
I don’t understand the use case. In “Table5”, you look up a value from “Table4”. Then, in “Table4”, you look up the lookup value in “Table5”. I don’t understand why you’d want to do that.
So i have a “customer” table which show the claim balance and i would like this claim balance to be shown in “invoice” table to avoid over knock off invoice.
I am not sure I understand. Maybe somebody else does?
So let me ask you this: Where do you record payments? An invoice might be paid in installments. So you’d need a separate table for payments which is in a N:1 relationship with invoices. Wouldn’t that resolve your problem with this back-and-forth lookup?
hello @rdb I have classify the table as following:
invoice table will record all issue invoices ( that is items sold with price ).
receive table will record all payment receive by customers. Sometimes payment receives is different from invoice total as customers will make overpayment or short payments.
Customer table will have details of all customers and their total purchase ( invoice ) and their total payment ( receive ) and balance for outstanding payment. ( total invoice minus total receive ).
However, from customer table, we can only see net outstanding amount from each customer instead of understanding which invoice is yet to pay. Therefore, i have created a check box ( “Claim” ) under Invoice table to deduct off from total receive for each customer.
I am trying to produce something similar to this video using seatable.
Since we do not have offset formula, I am using checkbox to indicate manually which invoice is paid.
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