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Multiple columns with single row in a User-Defined Table
Summary:
In India they have declared 4 separate dates as Optional Holidays for each Location (Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai..), that the user can utilize any two of them by using an absence type called "Optional Holiday"
Refer the following table that includes the declared 4 optional dates for Hyderabad & Mumbai. (Total locations = 6 and the optional 4 dates can vary for each, as you can see from the below example.)
| DATE | HOLIDAY NAME |
|---|---|---|
HYD | 1-Jan-25 | New Year |
HYD | 26-Feb-25 | MS |
HYD | 18-Apr-25 | Good Friday |
HYD | 6-Jun-25 | Bakrid |
MUM | 26-Feb-25 | MS |
MUM | 18-Apr-25 | Good Friday |
MUM | 5-Sep-25 | Id-E-M |
MUM | 5-Nov-25 | GNJ |
I want to create a User-Defined Table for this and use it in the absence validation Fast Formula.
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