Jeff, just a quick check, it looks like the “Initiating Event” for this Model Action is “Model requeried” — is that what you want? “Model requeried” takes place when the user searches or filters a Model, or clicks a button that specifically requeries a Model. Do you perhaps want this update sequence to take place whenever the user changes the Price per Case field on a particular row? Can you spell out in more detail what the desired “initiating event” is for this scenario?

Zach,

This is similar to what you helped me with earlier. See below: When a user enters a value for the sold to account, it kicks off an action framework (see below) which passes the sold to number to a number of conditions and then queries the Product1ContractPricing model and the Product1UpContract model. If there is a value returned from the Product1UpContract query for Price_per_Case__c I want to display that on the Product1ContractPricing model/table in the UP_Contract_Uplift_c field.

There will only ever be one value returned from the Product1UpContract model which would be displayed for each line in the Product1ContractPricing table (if there is more then one).

Hopefully that make sense?

Your action is kicked off from Model B and you use simple merge syntax {{Price_Per_Case__c}} to provide the value. This means that the value to be placed in the row is going to come from Model B  (I believe from the first row of model .  You need to use global merge syntax to call data from Model A.  That looks like  this:   {{$Model.Product1UpContract.data.0.Price_Per_Case__c}}

Rob,

It doesn't seem to work either way - I put the action on Model A and try to pull the data from model B using the global merge syntax {{$Model.Product1UpContract.data.0.Price_Per_Case__c}}  or put the action on Model B and 'push' the data to Model A using the global merge syntax {{$Model.Product1UpContract.data.0.Price_Per_Case__c}}.   ???

All,

Rob helped me out to resolve this so I thought I would post the solution here.  The data I was trying to get to was on a child object so the global merge syntax had to be change a bit.  Here is the path to be able to get to data on a child object via merge syntax:

{{$Model.PrimaryModelName.data.0.ChildObjectName.records.0.FieldName}}

Thanks for posting this for posterity…

Not sure I totally followed, but try the extended merge syntax to specify the model:

{{$Model.ModelA.data.0.Price_Per_Case__c}}