thisTable.Created() always returns Parent table's created() dateTime
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thisTable.Created() always returns Parent table's created() dateTime
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duplicatedPageTemplate

View of DB.Tasks
2
Task
parentProject
thisTable.Created()
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10/12/2021 7:26:01 PM
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10/12/2021 7:26:01 PM
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10/12/2021 7:26:01 PM
There are no rows in this table
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Ideally, [parentProject] column could have a Value for New Rows of [DB.Projects].Filter([pageCreated].ToText()=thisTable.Created().ToText()), which would allow each new row created in the duplicated table to reference the Row that triggered the DuplicatePage() action.
However, this fails because thisTable.Created() always returns the parent tables created dateTime when called from the table.
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