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[Music] i have this projects table that has a list of projects and then tasks that are part of that project with progress for the tasks and well take a look at the tasks table theres a row for each task and each task also has a project that its associated with with a status and you can see publish three videos has three tasks we can look at projects publish through videos has these three tasks lets take a look at how to build this i have this projects table one column with project names i also have this tasks table with tasks for those projects what i want to do is relate some of these tasks to a larger project so that a project has subtasks and i want to be able to view the related tasks in this table so im going to in tasks add a column and this will be called project im going to select link to table for this column select lookup select new relationship here click on projects ill keep this relationship name and for the linked column ill select project and ill hit done here w
