[Resolved] Display content from post relationship using custom field and custom taxonomy

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[Minesh]

I've created the following view and the following view is set to query post type "Award Programs" to get related award program post:
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And to above view I've added the following "Query Filters:

Filter by post relationship or repeatable fields group owner:
Select posts in a Annual Awards relationship that are related to the Post where this View is shown.

Taxonomy filter:
Select posts with taxonomy:
Award Categories in one of these: Chapter of the Year
AND
Years the same as the page where this View is shown

Where:
- We added the taxonomy filter for taxonomy "Award Categories" to get post where term "Chapter of the Year" is assigned
- We added the taxonomy filter for taxonomy "Years " to get post where term "2023" is assigned so it will be as same where view is shown

Now, with the above view's loop editor, I've added another view:
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 [wpv-view name="annual-awards-chapter-profiles" chaptertype="[wpv-attribute name='chaptertype']"]

With the above view's loop editor I've added the chapter title you want to display:

<li> [wpv-post-link item="@award-profile.child"] </li>

Where:
- You are welcome to add any fields that you want to display with above loop editor.

Later in the content tempalte where you added all categories like Small, Large etc..etc:
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I've added the newly created view as given under:

[wpv-view name="get-award-program-id" chaptertype="Small"] 

[wpv-view name="get-award-program-id" chaptertype="Medium"]

[wpv-view name="get-award-program-id" chaptertype="Large"]

[wpv-view name="get-award-program-id" chaptertype="International"]

Now if you visit the page I can see the correct results:
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Can you please confirm it works as expected.

[dbarber]

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!

One thing about the "How easy was it for you to solve the problem" rating:

My rating is based entirely on Minesh making it super easy to solve my problem. If I were answering for myself (as the problem-solver) I would have chosen the opposite end of the scale because I couldn't solve it, which is why I reached out for help (I just want to make sure I understood what you're looking for me to rate).