
Nate Bennett
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Nate Bennett commented,
I do this all of the time! Definitely possible.
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Nate Bennett commented,
Hey! Definitely possible, you can do this through the Create View call. The parameter is "layout". https://developers.podio.com/doc/views/create-view-27453
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Nate Bennett commented,
Definitely. I build systems to do stuff like this all of the time. It does depend on the specific datas that you're trying to supply the other apps with, though.
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Nate Bennett commented,
Hi Hannah, You do need to reference at least one other field. Are you sure the calculation is referencing the Inherent Rating Score field? The text will be highlighted in blue if it is.
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Nate Bennett commented,
One idea would be to move the less-used apps to a database workspace, You can also archive apps while preserving data, which simply removes it from the app toolbar, however you won't be able to a...
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Nate Bennett commented,
There is a way to handle this, although it isn't as ideal. In your case, create a calculation field in the employees app, and have it reference the company address from the related app. (@company a...
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Nate Bennett commented,
I suggest making an "Employee Calendar" app, with a default view as Calendar. Add a couple fields for the dates of the calendar item and the employee who's item it is, and you're set. Alternative...
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Nate Bennett commented,
I believe you can do this with workflows, and if not it can be done through the API. You can do it via calculation fields with the code I'll provide below, but there are two issues. 1) Podio calc f...
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Nate Bennett commented,
I don't believe this is possible - calculation fields cannot be interactive as far as I am aware, and they certainly cannot affect category fields without help from the API. You can do this via API...
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Nate Bennett commented,
I just did this last night! There are a few slightly fancier ways to get this done, but the below syntax should work. Replace "categoryfieldname" with the category's name, and make sure it shows up...