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QuickBaseCoachD
9 years agoQrew Captain
As Matthew suggested you can make a boolean field to validate the email and use that field in form rules. But you need to invent the formula code yourself. put the formal field on the form to be sure that the form rules "see" it. Forms tend to not recalculate fields which are not on the form explicitly. You can put them in a section and hide the section using form rules. If i get a chance I will look for examples of my formuals which validate, or maybe others will post some. Like exactly 1 @ and at least 1 dot.
QuickBaseCoachD
9 years agoQrew Captain
Trim([Contact email])<>"" and Contains([Contact email],"@") and Contains([Contact email],".")