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Referencing multiple objects

joey_klein
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January 15, 2022

Trying to mock up a simple demo in insight as a CRM.  My goal is to track which candy stores carry certain products.  I have a schema called 'CRM' and two object schemas called 'stores' and 'products'.  

 

I created an attribute called 'stocked candy' and a reference called 'stocked'.  I'm new to insight and am looking for the best way to 'connect' these.  A store can have multiple candy types stocked and a candy type can be stocked in multiple stores but the drop down will only let me select one and it seems silly to create 10 different fields (unless that is the way I'm supposed to do this?  Any ideas?

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January 17, 2022

Hi @joey_klein ,

How have you configure the attribute?

Is it Cardinality -> Maximum is 1

If it is, change this in 2 or more.

 

Regards, Marco

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January 17, 2022

Thanks @Marco Brundel .  Where is this setting ?  I can’t seem to find it. 

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January 17, 2022

Hi @joey_klein ,

In Insight you go to the object type, choose Attributes and click on the gear behind the relevant attribute and choose Configure. Then go to the Cardinality tab.

Regards, Marco

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January 17, 2022

exactly what i needed!! thanks

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