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Searching Multiple table names

nikhil83

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Master table Schema - Index[Course,No of Nominations,No Attended,No of evaluation completions] : Its a summery table to capture numbers corresponding to course details.

Sub table Schema - Course name[Names of Nominated empl,Attended/Not,Evaluation score].
A sub table with same name as course name will be created for each entry in Index[Course] to capture course details.

Suppose I need to get Number of nominations for a course named MVC, in other words , i need to fill Index[No of Nominations] for the row Index[Course]=MVC . Then i need to search for table with Name MVC , Then count no of entries in MVC[Names of Nominated empl] and return that number to Index[No of Nominations] for the row Index[Course]=MVC .

Can you please let me know the formula to get this done....
 

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Hi was looking at your solution ... just wondering could you explain the ...... --ISTEXT .... what is the reason for the -- and why dose it not work without the two -- (understand the ISTEXT just not the --)
 
@John()

-- is a double negation operator. Basically ISTEXT will return TRUE & FALSE to convert them to 1 & 0 respectively, this is done. The same can be achieved by doing any mathematical operation on these logical values which will not alter them, like +0 or *1. But -- is faster than any other method, so I normally use it.

Regards,
 
Thanks for that had seen The *1 but havent seen -- and it never occured to me thats what it was doing.
 
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