Problem joining tables, one has a formula and the other does not for the same columns<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />I'm currently trying to write a script that joins two different types of tables (one has digital information, the other analog). The first table has Date and Time as columns while the second does not. I created Date and Time columns using a formula based off of Raw Seconds but when I try to join them I have a problem. Either I have it copy the formula and I get an error every time it tries to apply and evaluate the formula on the rows from the first table or I don't have it copy the formula and I lose all the Date and Time values on the rows from the second table. Is there a way I can have it keep the calculated values from the second table without copying the formula? Once the tables are joined together, the data values will never be edited so I don't need to keep the formula around.
Re: Problem joining tables, one has a formula and the other does not for the same columnsNever mind, I figured out a way to get around it. Instead of adding the time and date before joining by use of a formula, after joining, I searched for where ever the date was missing and had a function add the time and date on those rows.
