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Susy FongSusy Fong 

combining two related lists with lookups to the same object

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Susy FongSusy Fong
Hi, Not sure if I explained myself correctly. Have a custom object with two lookups to the same object “account”. Problem is it creates two separate related lists as below. Would really like to just have one related list. [cid:image002.png@01D493B7.C94CD160] And on related record the information appears under the existing client relationship [cid:image003.png@01D493B7.C94CD160] Greatly appreciate any help. SUSY FONG | Branch & Corporate Administrator P: 416.465.7527 F: 416.465.6998 E: susyq@bosleyrealestate.com Bosley Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage | www.bosleyrealestate.com 169 Danforth Avenue, Toronto ON, M4K 1N2 [Bosley Logo for E Sig] Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram

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Raj VakatiRaj Vakati
Yes .. You can create a two-record type and show it based on the record type value into single related list 
Susy FongSusy Fong
Hi, Not sure if I explained myself correctly. Have a custom object with two lookups to the same object “account”. Problem is it creates two separate related lists as below. Would really like to just have one related list. [cid:image002.png@01D493B7.C94CD160] And on related record the information appears under the existing client relationship [cid:image003.png@01D493B7.C94CD160] Greatly appreciate any help. SUSY FONG | Branch & Corporate Administrator P: 416.465.7527 F: 416.465.6998 E: susyq@bosleyrealestate.com Bosley Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage | www.bosleyrealestate.com 169 Danforth Avenue, Toronto ON, M4K 1N2 [Bosley Logo for E Sig] Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram
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