Button with conditional logic
Hello, We have a PO system made using Quickbase which currently has different statuses. Currently our implementation uses form dynamic rules check which status the PO currently has... then it ...
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You can use regular If() statements in URL buttons the same way you would in a formula text or number field.
So something like this if you're using generic formula-url buttons
if(
[Status]=1,api call goes here for your button,
[Status]=2,different api call goes here for your button,
[Status]=3,different api call goes here for your button,
"")
Basically the status will determine what URL to pop in. If the If() condition isn't met - pop in "" at the end and the button will show nothing to link to.
Chayce Duncan | Director of Strategic Solutions
(720) 739-1406 | chayceduncan@quandarycg.com
Quandary Knowledge Base
So something like this if you're using generic formula-url buttons
if(
[Status]=1,api call goes here for your button,
[Status]=2,different api call goes here for your button,
[Status]=3,different api call goes here for your button,
"")
Basically the status will determine what URL to pop in. If the If() condition isn't met - pop in "" at the end and the button will show nothing to link to.
Chayce Duncan | Director of Strategic Solutions
(720) 739-1406 | chayceduncan@quandarycg.com
Quandary Knowledge Base
Thank you very much... worked perfectly
