I would do the below to filter and auto populate relations in Coda: [Screenshot 2022-11-29 at 19.30.18] Is there an equivalent in Fibery?

There are auto-relations, but they don’t work with ‘contains’, only with ‘equals’. There is a workaround that uses formulas and automations, but it’s not very pretty :confused:

Would you have an example somewhere of the workaround @Chr1sG ? I have a lookup of a many to many field that results in a collection of “teams” and I want to be able to say, if it “teams” collection contains/has any of “team A”, then do this. If it contains/has any of “team B” then do that.

What do you mean by [image] interr0bangr: then do this and [image] interr0bangr: then do that ? The original enquiry was about a formula field as far as I understood. Are you looking to automate something?

I’m ultimately looking to automate putting a task on a sprint for each team. If user from Team A is assigned to a task, add task to Team A Sprint. If user from Team B is assigned to a task, link task to Team B sprint. If user(s) from Team A and Team B are assigned to a task, link the same task to…

[image] interr0bangr: it’s a collection of teams and Fibery doesn’t give me an option to listen to when that field changes. Are you aware that automations can be triggered for collection field changes by using the ‘Entity linked to …’ (or unlinked) option? And you can refer to the item that …

Yeah, I’ve used that before but I don’t think it helps me here. I think my use case is more complicated because I’m not trying to just link the task to a sprint, but actually link whole release (that is linked to the task) to a sprint. I want to use a rule like this: When: [User] is linked to a […

Can you give exact details on how all the dbs mentioned are related (1:1 or 1:n or n:n) Release, Task, Sprint, Team, User

[image] Chr1sG: Thanks Chris, I think this covers it: User (n:n) Task User (n:1) Team Team (1:n) Sprint Team (n:n) Release Release (1:n) Task Release (n:1) Sprint Really appreciate your help!

In one of your messages, you wrote that you wanted to automate that [image] interr0bangr: If user from Team A is assigned to a task, add task to Team A Sprint but in a subsequent message, you indicated that you want to achieve [image] interr0bangr: When: [User] is linked to a [Release]'…

Hey Chris, sorry for the confusion, I was trying not to have to get too in the weeds on things so I oversimplified the situation initially. The hierarchy of the sprint view I use has tasks in the level underneath releases, so the tasks are essentially “in the sprint” as long as the release is. I’d…

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auto-linking got more operators today

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