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Examples of the new Relation column type
In the first example, a new column is created with the name “Child”. The option for two ways editing is enabled. This allows one to establish parent child relationships between entries in the display column.
The table Project Hierarchy applies the same principle to a hierarchy of WBS elements in a project.
Relationships
Name
Child
Parent
1
PJ Strydom
JH Strydom
BC Strydom
JFH Strydom
CM Strydom
2
EA Strydom
JH Strydom
BC Strydom
AF Otto
CJ Otto
3
JH Strydom
PJ Strydom
EA Strydom
4
BC Strydom
PJ Strydom
EA Strydom
5
JFH Strydom
PJ Strydom
6
CM Strydom
PJ Strydom
7
AF Otto
EA Strydom
8
CJ Otto
EA Strydom
There are no rows in this table
Demo Project
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Project WBS ID
Lower Node
Higher Node
Demo Project
WBS 10
WBS 20
WBS 30
WBS 10
Demo Project
WBS 20
WBS 20-10
WBS 20-20
WBS 20-30
Demo Project
WBS 30
Demo Project
WBS 20-10
WBS 20
WBS 20-20
WBS 20
WBS 20-30
WBS 20
There are no rows in this table
In the second example, the two way option is not enabled, and that allows for the simple cross-referencing between different rows of the table.
Cross reference 2
Name
Cross reference
1
Coda Note 1
Coda Note 2
Coda Note 4
2
Coda Note 2
Coda note 3
3
Coda note 3
4
Coda Note 4
There are no rows in this table
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