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Conditionally require column based on value of another
Chris Cundy Add list validation formula from List settings --> Validation settings. Set formula something like:
=IF([Status] = "Resolved", IF(ISBLANK([Resolution Type]), false, true), true)
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ganeshsanap Thanks for your update. my case is a bid different. for instance you have used Resolved in ur example, but my case is Resolved and In Progress. If the users select either Resolved or In Progress the other column should become require field. Can you please help with this one. I have used && or AND, none of them works.
Harris0261 Use formula like below:
=IF(OR([Status] = "In Progress", [Status] = "Resolved"), IF(ISBLANK([Resolution Type]), false, true), true)Please click Mark as Best Response & Like if my post helped you to solve your issue. This will help others to find the correct solution easily. It also closes the item. If the post was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Like.
Hello, I am trying to solve a similar issue, and modified the formula above for my needs. I noticed in a different thread, it was stated to set this up under "list validation settings" and not "column validation settings". However, when I go to Settings/List Settings, I don't have an option for "validation settings". Am I looking in the wrong place?
