The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Suppose you have an organic group 'Organisations' with members (Users).
Users have terms to promote their expertises (using a term_reference field).
You want a listing of Organisations with all Expertises of members within each organisation.
So you have Company1, with User1 and User2. User1 has 3 expertises and User 2 as well. You want to show all six expertises on the organisation.
I tried to use related fields for this, but this only seems to use the expertises from User1. Is this an error or am I doing something wrong?
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Comment #1
BarisW commentedAdded a screenshot for clarification. The fields that are indexed for the last column are terms (Group » Members » Expertise).
The first two columns shows the organisation, the third column all its members (as expected) and the last column all Expertises of all members within a group. This is where it goes wrong, because as you can see it shows only the Expertises of the first users in that organisation. Because I'd expect to see the Expertises of Martijn (Dancing etc) in the first row as well.
Comment #2
BarisW commentedSorry for bumping this, but I could really use some help with this ;)
Comment #3
drunken monkeyThe Views display part is provided by the Entity API so that's the right place for this question.
However, I'm pretty sure we discussed this precise use case but due to architectural restrictions we decided it wasn't worth it to support such a use case.
You can, for example, use Views Field View for this. Another option, if you are or have access to a programmer, to add an additional Entity API property to organizations that contains just that information.