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<no title> — Skuid v15.1.6 Documentation You can add a UI only formula field to your model with conditional logic as explained in the above link.

Hello Raymond,

 Can you point out the section that compares data from two different rows.  I see data from the same row, but not different rows.

I must have missed your question(even though now When I read it it seems pretty clear)… the only practical way I can think to do this without JavaScript would be to create a second model, then ad a row action that sets a condition a condition on the second model so that it only returns rows that have a value equal to the value in the field you are trying to find duplicates on. Then have a table display the rows from the second model in a popup.

Bill,

This is a variation on something that Zach McElrath posted. Skuid generates an ‘index’ merge variable on a table. You can use this with some formula fields to look one row ahead (or behind) for comparisons. Use the Model Lookup function along with the IndexPlus (index +1) field to look one row ahead and retrieve the same value.

Here are the key formula fields:

Index

{{index}}```
IndexPlus

{{index}}+1```
MoreThanNextRow

IF({{Amount}}>MODEL_LOOKUP("Opportunity","Amount","Index",{{IndexPlus}}),'Yes','No')```
Here is a sample page based on Opportunity that you can try to see it in action:


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Thanks,

Bill