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Teddy-James wrote a reply+100 XP

3w ago

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Teddy-James wrote a reply+100 XP

3w ago

Yeah, your approach actually makes sense, using a pivot/intermediate table for trainer-client relationships is pretty standard, especially when you need extra fields like start date. Definitely not bad practice.

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Teddy-James wrote a reply+100 XP

3w ago

You might want to check the latest version examples or try using PhpSpreadsheet directly for chart support. Laravel Excel wraps it, but chart exports can be tricky. Some users generate the chart via PhpSpreadsheet, then pass it to Laravel Excel for the export.