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entity relationship question


hey all

ive created a custom entity called 'Example', 'Example' can have multiple
Contacts when i go to the 'Example' entity i see the Contacts sub list which
is all good, but i dont see an option/search option to select an existing
Contact to add to the 'Example' entity.

is this possible?

eg:
Example
- Contact 1
- Contact 2
- Contact 3 (i want to add Contact 3, but it already exists, how do i add it
to example sublist without creating the same contact?)

cheers

On May 14, 4:39 pm, devnull <devn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

When you create a relationship between 'Example' and 'Contact' where
the Example is the primary entity, there is a new lookup attribute/
field created in Contact entity. Typically, this lookup is to be added
to the Contact Form, so particular contact can be linked to the
Example entity. To add new/existing contact under the Example entity,
do it via Contact screen. Open the Contact form, then select Example
record via the lookup field.

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yes but if a user is in 'Example' they need to switch back to crm main
window, go into contacts, search, open the record, search for an 'Example',
select an example and click 'add'

7 steps.

while if the user is in 'Example'
they go into the sub area (Contacts), do a quick find, select and add

4 steps max.

is there anyway to do this without creating custom aspx pages?

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