The Most Versatile AppSheet Function! SELECT()
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- The Select() function is probably the most versatile AppSheet function as it lets you access data from anywhere in your app's data structure. Learn how to use it with easy to understand examples.
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Great 'explanation()'!!! Thank you
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Good morning friend... help me when you can. I managed to specify the delivery date of the service. But the customer, a car rental company, has more than one car in the shop.
How to bring, by registration, the date of that car. Because what I select is to bring everything related to the client closer. I have tried all sorts of ways to no avail. Could you help me one more time?
a customer. two cars. two different dates. I want to select the license plate of the car and the date corresponding to that plate appears
Great explanation, I tried using the select function for trying to pull a price for a certain product to automatically fill in when chosen in a form. I received this error message
"The expression is valid but its result type 'List' is not one of the expected types: Number"
Any advice on how to make this work?
Select() will always return a 'List' even if it is one item. If you know the result will always be a single item just wrap the select function in any().
Ie.
Any(select())