I think you are missing the point.
User Specific Columns will work just fine for your purpose with anonymous users.
I tried to imitate from the clip but WRITE to the same sheet (people) name âgender_filterâ. On the right column is âif-then-elseâ formula that check gender column with âgender_filterâ column. I understood that they are on the same record. But IF I use if-then-else outside the same sheet. It doesnât work.
Please help.
Okay, two things:
- Firstly, your Gender Filter column is not User Specific. You need to delete that, and create it again as a User Specific column.
- Once youâve done that, create a Single Value column. This column will take the value in the Gender Filter column and apply it to all rows. You can then use this column in your if-then-else column.
Also, Iâd recommend changing your if-then-else column slightly, as follows:
- If Single Value Gender Filter is empty, then true
- If Single Value Gender Filter is Gender, then true
The effect of this change is that if a user hasnât selected a filter choice, then all records will be shown.
Wonderful. It works. Thank you all of you.
Anyway, I still have one more thing to complete. If I want to sum all amount (price) after filter in the checked column. How to do next? I tried to use rollup, merge, array or even Match alreay.
Thanks.
A simple way would be to change your if-then-else column:
- If Single Value Gender Filter is empty, then Price
- If Single Value Gender Filter is Gender, then Price
And then you can do a rollup on that column.
If you do that, youâll just need to adjust your Inline List filter so that it checks the if-then-else column for empty/not empty.
I guess one thing I should mention is that if you have any rows where the Price is empty, then the above method will mess up your filtering. So itâs probably better to create a separate if-then-else column just for the purpose of the rollup sum.
Thank you so much. Your team is great.
Hi. Is it possible to transfer data from one sheet to another? I want to transfer data to submit in another form and another sheet.
The usual way to do this is to create a single relation between the two tables, and then use one or more lookup columns to fetch the column values that you need in the second table.