Dynamic form rule inconsistency- (display message on open)
Hi -- I'm trying to create what I thought would be a simple rule to display a message when a record is opened, if a field is set to a certain value. I can't get the rule to work, but as I have been troubleshooting, I have found certain field types work and others don't. So far, I see that checkbox fields seem to work, but formula-based checkboxes and multiple choice text fields don't. Can someone explain why this is, and if there is a work-around? I would like my message to be based on the a formula-based checkbox being checked.1View0likes0CommentsDuplicated record fills blank user fields with "[object Object]"
When duplicating a record from a new-style form, all blank user fields seem to be automatically filled with "[object Object]" upon save. The user fields are flagged to copy the value when "Copy this Record" is used. Happens in Chrome and Edge. Tested this in a new table with no pipelines or QB actions. Has anyone seen this and know of a fix?5Views0likes0CommentsRemoving Blank Input Type
Hi, I am new to Quickbase, I have a table with multiple columns in it and there is a location column that I am using. In the Location column I want to show only 3 values. When I try to add the 3 items, the system auto creates a blank option too. I don't want that option, I am trying to turn that off. Any ideas on how to do that? The field properties are Text - Multiple Choice.71Views0likes12CommentsPop up window from table home to preview record
Wondering if there is a way to create a button or link on each record so that when viewing from a table home report would open a smaller pop up window that would display some of the records details? Would also like to then have that window pop up have a button which could be clicked to view the full record. Would be nice to not have to display so many columns on a table home report, instead the preview pop up could hold 3-5 data fields with the option to open the full record.50Views0likes7CommentsChild Table - Grid Edit Issues
On the old style forms, I could show child records and say "allow edit". Then, when I clicked edit on the parent, it opened the child record grid edit table for me to add many new records. They all carried down and created a parent relationship. In the new forms, it doesn't do that. I can hit Grid Edit and it pops up a new window which lets me add records, but the parent relationship isn't auto created. I'd have to go carry down that field. Both the pop out and needing to carry down that relationship are a huge pain. Is there a work around?Solved25Views0likes2CommentsLimiting selection choices on a multi-choice field based on what has already been selected
I am trying to create a rule on a form that will compare the entries for multi-choice fields and if a choice is already selected, then it is not available for the current field selection. This way, a choice is not selected twice. These are 5 ranking fields ( 1 - 5) - all with the same picklist. For ranking field 2, I want the rule to compare fields 1,3,4 and 5 and only display the picklist for 2 with the remaining available options. Greatly appreciate any and all help and suggestions for doing this. Thanks, Monica20Views0likes1CommentProxy fields
Is it possible to have fields built in a table be used as individual options based off selections in another table? For example - would it be possible to have a table that houses the item and options and additional options based on the option selected and then relate this have this table relate to another table to display and allow the user to select only certain options and additional options? I've tried to visualize this in a spreadsheet...in the example below if the user selects pink from the options in the proxy field it won't provide any additional options, however if they select green then they will be able to select additional options and so on... Goal options additional options Pick a color? Pink Green Blue Purple Orange Pick another color? Black Red White Pink Teal Hopefully this makes sense... - LBSolved24Views0likes2Comments