Hello.
Is there a way to remove the asterisk being displayed right after a field name? I have an app where all fields are required and there are over 10 of them, so it looks strange to the users.
Thanks!
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No, unless you implement your own required field strategy. BUT...using the asterisk for required fields is very standard. I can't imagine users being annoyed by it.
I think that it is possible with some workaround.
I'll write a few steps, but you gotta change them if necessary and do some tests.
1. Create a Virtual Column with a formula like that:
IF(
AND(
ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 1], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 2], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 3], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 4],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 5],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 6],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 7],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 8],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 9],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 10])
,
"true",
"false"
)
This way if all your columns are not empty, in other words, filled, you'll have the "TRUE", if not this is a false statement.
That said I think that you can create a valid if in some Column saying that if VIRTUAL COLUMN = true. This means that you won't be able to save because some criteria is not true.
Makes sense?
PS: You can make this virtual column not to show
Here's the magic ๐ง๐ผโโ๏ธ
It works fine for me.
You'll only need one column to show the error message when the user tries to save without filling all the entries, but no *asteriks
PS: Sometimes all we need is creativity
BANG!!!
No, unless you implement your own required field strategy. BUT...using the asterisk for required fields is very standard. I can't imagine users being annoyed by it.
Thanks, Willow.
I think that it is possible with some workaround.
I'll write a few steps, but you gotta change them if necessary and do some tests.
1. Create a Virtual Column with a formula like that:
IF(
AND(
ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 1], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 2], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 3], ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 4],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 5],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 6],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 7],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 8],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 9],ISNOTBLANK([COLUMN 10])
,
"true",
"false"
)
This way if all your columns are not empty, in other words, filled, you'll have the "TRUE", if not this is a false statement.
That said I think that you can create a valid if in some Column saying that if VIRTUAL COLUMN = true. This means that you won't be able to save because some criteria is not true.
Makes sense?
PS: You can make this virtual column not to show
Here's the magic ๐ง๐ผโโ๏ธ
It works fine for me.
You'll only need one column to show the error message when the user tries to save without filling all the entries, but no *asteriks
PS: Sometimes all we need is creativity
BANG!!!
Thanks, Peterson. This is an interesting approach.
I'd appreciate if you could also give me a solved status
Lol
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