SubForm Display Rules
Introduction
Feature(s)
Apart from setting Field Display Rules for main form fields, you can also set Subfield Display Rules. By setting display conditions for subfields (fields in a subform), you can determine what fields will be displayed according to different conditions.
Application Scenario(s)
- In the case of purchase, sales, and inventory management, you can make settings to display different product details for members to fill in according to the product they enter.
- In the case of human resources management, you can make settings to display different recruitment details for HR to fill in according to different positions.
Preview
In production planning, you may produce fabric or garments. When setting Garment under Product Name in the subform, you need to input Style Number and Size. However, when you select Fabric, the two fields will not be displayed.
Setting Procedure
Where to Set
Select the subform, go to Field Properties > Subfield Display Rules, and click Add Rule.
If you have set subfield display rules, you can click Add Rule on the details page. You can also edit, copy, and delete the existing display rules.
If there are multiple subfield display rules, you can sort them by dragging and dropping them.
Setting Subfield Display Rules
For a subfield display rule, you need to make the following settings:
- Relationship between multiple conditions: When there are multiple display conditions, you can choose whether to meet all of or any of the conditions.
- all of: To display the field that meets all conditions.
- any of: To display the field that meets any of the conditions.
- Triggering field: Select a triggering field for the rule. You can only select a subfield in the current subform. The supported field types include Single Line, Multi Line, Number, Date&Time, Radio, Single Select, Checkbox, Multi Select, Image, and Attachment.
- Filter relationship: Select a filter relationship according to the selected field type. Filter relationships include equals, does not equal, equals any, does not equal any, contains, does not contain, is empty, and is not empty.
- Filter value: Define a value as the criterion to filter the triggering field. You can set a custom value or select an existing value.
After the settings, click OK.
Note:
1. A maximum of 200 display rules (including display rules set in the main form and the subform) can be added to each form.
2. A display rule can have a maximum of 50 conditions.
Other Rules
Supporting Setting Display Rules for Option Fields in Field Properties
For the Single Select and Radio fields in a subform, you can now set Display Rules directly in Field Properties. Different subfields will be displayed after members select different options. The rules added in Field Properties will be automatically updated to Subfield Display Rules.
Supporting Setting Display Rules for Options Accessed Through Lookup or Data Linkage
If you have set Lookup or Data Linkage for the Single Select field, you can still set the option in this field as a triggering field.
Supporting Following Display Rules When Viewing Data
When you view a single record in Manage Data, permission sets, notifications for creating record, or through the internal link and public link, the data will be displayed according to display rules.
