Hi! How to make the elements “Task2, Task1, Task3” look exactly like “Project1, Project2” and “Goal1”, i.e. in a circle, as a reference: [6687chrome] Thank you very much!

The problem was solved here - [image] How can this be connected? Hi @11177 , your syntax is incorrect here, as you’re passing both the filtered table and the whole column as an argument. Use either Task.Filter(ProjectTask.Contains(thisTable.Filter(RecordType="Week" ).L…

Hey there @11177 ! I think you can use that LC column to get rid of the circular reference. I also find it easy to use .in to compare value to list of values. See example in second screenshot below. In case it’s helpful, here’s the link to the example doc: Q: Circular reference · Misc

Hi @paul_p ! Thank you so much for your reply! There’s a problem. If you select several projects, there should be tasks for all of them in the drop-down list . [6688chrome] Here’s more details: [image] How can this be connected? Hi @11177 , you need to append ListCo…

Show selectable items of select list column as a reference?

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The problem was solved here -

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Show selectable items of select list column as a reference?

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