Common questions about Bidirectional Linked Field usually focus on field usage, linked record range, and combined workflows; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Does a bidirectional linked field take up two field columns?
- Yes. A bidirectional link creates one linked field in the current table and another in the target table.
- If you only need one-way reference, use a one-way link to reduce field usage.
- Before designing the table structure, confirm whether two-way visibility is really needed.
Why can’t I see the records I want after setting the field?
- Right-click the field title and open Field Settings.
- Check whether Linked record range is set to Specified Records.
- If you use conditions or a selected view, confirm that the condition rules or view content are correct.
Can a bidirectional linked field work with other fields?
- Yes.
- It can work together with lookup reference fields and statistic fields.
- Before combining fields, make sure the relation is already created, then continue with later field setup.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Bidirectional Linked Field | A field that creates a two-way relation between the current table and a target table, with linked fields generated on both sides. |
| All Records | A range setting that allows linked selection from all records in the target table. |
| Specified Records | A setting that limits the selectable linked records by conditions or a selected view. |