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Seating sections vs Worksheet


MartinBlomberg

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Hi all,


Slowly slowly I'm getting better at VW, still I can't get this thing to work.

My goal is to have the following on a worksheet:

- Section names 

- Count for all sections

- A total count for all seats

 

I've tried to create but just won't get the result I want. Please see images 😃

There's also a map over all sections with different colors.

 

What am I missing? Using VW2021. 

 

Thanks!!

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2 hours ago, Pat Stanford said:

The colors look like there might be some kind of Data Visualization turned on.

 

The dashes in Column B indicate that there have been objects SUMmarized into those database subrows.

 

Can you post the file or a simplified version of part of the file?

Thanks Pat!

Your absolutely right, the colors are a color visualization that works just fine.

Also, another feature that I would just LOVE to have in this drawing is the ability to mark some chairs as "blocked" which the comes up as "Not for sale" in a worksheet.

How do I do that without bend over backwards? 

 

Here's a simplified version of the seating sections. Thank you so much!!

 

Martin

Only seating sections.vwx

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@michaelk Can you comment on your visual blocked seating option?

 

If you put the Not for Sale into a Record.Field attached to each seat rather than just being a list in a worksheet then you should be able to use Data Visualization to mark them a differently. You could import a spreadsheet with the blocked seats and use a script to attach the data to the record attached to each seat. Or if you don't need any other fields, you might be able to just use the fact that a record is attached.

 

I will try to take a look at your file later today.

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To answer your worksheet question:

 

In column B of the database you want to check Sum Values to get everything to add up in that ='Seating Section'.'ChairsNumberStatic' column.

 

You can put the total in any non database row.  Just put the formula =B1 (or whatever the header row cell is for the seating column) and that will report the sum of that database column.

Only seating sections~.vwx

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12 hours ago, michaelk said:

To answer your worksheet question:

 

In column B of the database you want to check Sum Values to get everything to add up in that ='Seating Section'.'ChairsNumberStatic' column.

 

You can put the total in any non database row.  Just put the formula =B1 (or whatever the header row cell is for the seating column) and that will report the sum of that database column.

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Thank you so much!!! I just love the feedback you get from people like you guys. Wonderful!

I'll try this seating tool out straight away.

 

Again, thank you!

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