Hi,
I just wants to show/hide column on basis of another column value while uploading a file in sharepoint online.
For example:-
I have a document library that have some columns like
FileType,CompanyName, Col1,col2,col3,col4…….
When I upload a file it ask me to fill these metadata.
But I want to show only some column according to FileType.
For Example:
Suppose The FileType list contains Type1,type2.type3.
when I choose Type1 then it should ask me to fill only CompanyName,Col1,Col2.
and when I choose Type2 then it should ask me to fill only Col1,Col3.
and when I choose Type3 then It should ask me to fill only CompanyName,Col2,Col4.
Hi all! I’m new to SharePoint and although I have a computer science background (BSCS 14 yr ago), my full time job is civil engineer (BSCE 20 yr ago) and project manager (PMP about 8 yr ago). I can understand those fully into the IT industry sticking with coding vs no-code, but we all have to use the various tools/experience available to us. Michel Capdevila, I believe you’re saying use the no-code first, and (although not stated) Samira_Grazitti, I believe you’re saying use the code solution. I (for now) would like to stick with no-code.
All, I *believe* it would work either way, but am VERY MUCH a beginner at SharePoint and would like to learn about it. Do you have suggested resources? Books? Sites? Since my BSCS degree, I’ve pretty much only used MS Access / vba.
I currently want to setup a page that filters Discussion and Documents based on attributes. The attributes are
-Job, ID of the Job under which work is performed. 5 or 6 digit number. Not_Required
-EmergingTechnologyType – Free text field, Required
Do you have suggestions on how to do this? Should I setup ContentType?
Thank you soo much.
Anuj ,
This can be achieved just by using content type strategies.
Hi, there is no need to use JavaScript because what you are trying to achieve is fully supported out of the box: Create a “Content Type” at site level, add all your common fields, then create as many child “Content Type” of the previous one, that you have document type, add special fields accordingly. Once done just add child “Content Types” to your library and voila.
Samira, I am very surprise that, as an SharePoint expert, you could provide such bad advice, “Content Type ” are the very fundamental piece of SharePoint and you have to master them, development, including JavaScrip or SP Designer are the last option, when you have exhausted all out of the box ways.
Hi Samira,
Thanks for your reply.
Its work in my scenario.
