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Transfer Items from one table to another

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I've posted this before, but have had no luck with it.

 

I have a work order app that is shared among 3 groups. A common occurrence is having something for the SCADA or Measurement Group submitted as an Electrical work order. We would like to be able to press a button on the screen where we view the details of the work order and transfer that ticket to whichever group is tied to that button. Doing so would not have to change anything on the group it is currently submitted in, but simply carry the information over to the Table for the other group.

 

Example: Issue 1 submitted to Electrical is a Scada issue.  *Press transfer to Scada Button* Scada now has a new work order with Issue 1 details that were copied from Electrical, and Electrical can close out the order with a note that Scada is taking over.

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  • Bvandyke22 Profile Picture
    135 on at

    Also, some extra info.

     

    The Data Source is an Excel Work Book on One Drive.

  • Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi @Bvandyke22 

    Is the structure of the tables different for each group?

  • Bvandyke22 Profile Picture
    135 on at

    No, When creating them I made a master table, then duplicated it and renamed each table.

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    Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Bvandyke22 

    The simplest solution is to combine all the data into one table and add a field that identifies the group.  Then you could have a Radio button added to a screen hard coded by group.  You could then set up a gallery to show work orders filtered by group.  From design standpoint, it doesn't follow basic principles to have different tables that  contain the same information.  It is far simpler to change one field that to have separate tables and move data between them.  It is possible to do exactly what you ask but to me, it is better to keep the back end as simple as possible and use the front end to accomplish your goal.groups.png

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