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Demystify Quickbase relationships with training from Quick Base Junkie https://quickbasejunkie.com/training If you have parent records with LOTS of children add a search box to the form to make finding the 'right' record easy! It can be frustrating (and eye-straining) to sift through page after page of information looking for a specific record. Adding search functionality on a form to quickly search & filter a report of child records is easier than it sounds. In this example, I use a LEGO data set to search the minifig part category for parts that match descriptions like "princess" or "batman". All it takes is a few new fields and an adjustment to one report. Steps to add search to the form: 1. Add a "Search Term" text field to the parent table/form 2. Add a "Search" Formula-URL field to the parent table/form 3. Update the "Search" field's formula to reload the current form (see Resources below for details) NOTE: double-check that the table's advanced settings have the box "Save parent record automatically..." is checked 4. In the relationship between the parent & child, add a lookup for the "Search Term" field 5. On the parent table, update the report used to display the child records to include a filter for the field containing the value in the "Parent - Search Term" field (this is the lookup field that was just added) 6. Test your search! If you do not want to display an empty report when no search has been done, follow these additional steps: 1. Add a "Search Match" Formula-Text field to the child table 2. Update the formula in the "Search Match" to the search term if present or the field that's being searched (see Resources below for details) 3. Update the parent form's embedded report filter to use the "Search Match" field in place of the lookup field 🎦📚😃 Get more training from Quick Base Junkie https://quickbasejunkie.com/training RESOURCES: Download your copy of the Action Button Toolbox: https://quickbasejunkie.com/toolbox Copy the formulas used in this video: https://www.quickbasejunkie.com/blog/... 👍 If you find this helpful, please like & subscribe! #Quickbase #QuickBaseJunkie #QuickbaseButtons #QuickbaseRelationships #QuickbaseFormulas #Database #NoCode #LowCode 🔥🔥🔥 FREE TOOLBOX🔥🔥🔥 Get The Action Button – 50+ Actions & URL Components EXPLAINED! https://quickbasejunkie.com/toolbox Feeling like a Junkie? Subscribe Now! https://www.quickbasejunkie.com/sign-up LET'S CONNECT! LinkedIn ➤ / quickbasejunkie Instagram ➤ / quickbasejunkie Facebook ➤ https://fb.me/quickbasejunkie Quick Base Junkie ➤ https://quickbasejunkie.com Learn More About Quickbase @ https://quickbase.com © Quick Base Junkie COPYRIGHT NOTICE: The content, title, description, and specific ways in which the information in this video is organized, documented, and presented are the creative property of Quick Base Junkie. For use in any medium attribution is required, for questions or use permission, contact me @ https:/quickbasejunkie.com/contact. Quick Base Junkie is unofficial and not affiliated with Quickbase Inc.