crazybake Posted March 5, 2017 Posted March 5, 2017 I have two tables: People, Programs Fields in People Table: Name, InterestTimestamp, Program, Enroll Date, Completion Date, Rank There are (4) programs: A, 1, 2, 3 (where A is a pre-program) I currently have a script that will rank all people who are not currently enrolled, (based on each Program, quarter and timestamp). Because the programs are all 4 quarters in length, the completion date is calculated based on the program entry date that I select. all of this works really well...but: What I need is for this to be done dynamically. In Program 1 I have 20 enrolled. However, the each may be completing different quarters. Instead of me picking an enrollment date manually for those waiting, I am hoping that the enrollment date would be set automatically based on spots available from completions. For example, (3) people are expected to complete Program 1 in Fall 2017, which will open (3) spots in Program 1 for Winter 18. Currently, I would manually look at the rank list and assign the top 3 ranked people for Winter of 2018. However, I want to find a way that the enrollment date is automatically generated based on rank and open positions… I hope that this makes sense..
crazybake Posted March 8, 2017 Author Posted March 8, 2017 I realize I need to reword and make this more clear... I have filtered portals based on Quarter and Year, along with a summary field to get the portal count of each. If the limit each quarter is 20, how can I script so that a new person is added to the first available spot, in the first available quarter
Lee Smith Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Why don’t you attach your file, or a mockup of it as explained here? Anatomy of a Good Topic
Fitch Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Have you tried looping through the portal rows? A script can do that very quickly.
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