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KiBanger You should not have any problems with 17 fields in a single SharePoint list.
Are you unable to see the fields on list forms or in a list view?
You can show or hide fields from list form, follow documentation: Show or hide columns in a list
You can also show or hide fields from a list view, follow: Show or hide a column in a list or library
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KiBanger You should not have any problems with 17 fields in a single SharePoint list.
Are you unable to see the fields on list forms or in a list view?
You can show or hide fields from list form, follow documentation: Show or hide columns in a list
You can also show or hide fields from a list view, follow: Show or hide a column in a list or library
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.
- Hi Ganesh,
Thanks for the tips.. IT was weird. when I tried to edit columns, they were all checked, but they did not all show. I went to another area (maybe list settings?) and was able to check them there. I see them all now.KiBanger Yes, that is a classic experience approach to include columns in view or in list form (content type).
For future reference for others (to add columns to list view):
- You can click on settings (gear) icon & select "List settings"
- Scroll down to "Views" section on list settings page.
- Click on the view name where you want to add columns
- Check checkboxes against the columns you want to include in view and click "OK"
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