Hi,
So let's say I have a table called "Favorites" and the table has the User_Id and the TeamId as Attributes.
So the table will have data like
UserId | TeamId
2 | 4
2 | 5
2 | 8
3 | 2
3 | 5
Now let's say I have a table called "Feed" and has the attribute TeamId on it
Now here's what I need, I need to filter the table feed so that if it contains any of the the TeamId associated with the user it shows those results.
I can't simpy use the filter Feed.TeamId = Favorites.TeamId and Filter.UserId = Favorites.User_Id, since the same user can have more than one team associated.
How can I achieve this?
Hopefully I was able to explain the situation well enough,
Cheers!
Hi!
Your solution seams good. Whats the problem ?
regards
Graça
Maria da Graça Peixoto wrote:
Hey Graça,
So let's say the user with the id 4 has 9 rows in the table "Favorites"
So he has team 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 associated as favorites, each one of those is a row in the table.
If I use the filter like Feed.TeamId = Favorites.TeamId, the "Favorites.TeamId" part will only grab one of the TeamIds, if I have 9 I want it to check if there's any of those 9 in there and not just the first one.
Have you tried
with the filter
Favorits.UserId = UserId
For each Favorits you'll have a record from Team.
Hope this help