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QuickBaseCoachD
9 years agoQrew Captain
That seems highly unlikely.
When you copy a data entry field, it also copies the data in those fields. It is more likely that you copied fields with data and the new field got the same data - but just once when they were created. The only way a field can auto populate is if it is a formula field or it is involved with a form rule (or webhooks but i doubt you have those)
Are these auto populating fields in fact formulas fields?
When you copy a data entry field, it also copies the data in those fields. It is more likely that you copied fields with data and the new field got the same data - but just once when they were created. The only way a field can auto populate is if it is a formula field or it is involved with a form rule (or webhooks but i doubt you have those)
Are these auto populating fields in fact formulas fields?
_anomDiebolt_
9 years agoQrew Elite
The OP might be referring to the browser's autocomplete feature where text from prior data entry is offered up as possible choices to select from for the current data entry. If this is true, You can turn off the feature with script by dynamically assigning an attribute to the input element:
autocomplete="off
autocomplete="off