list formatting
2 TopicsList column formatting buttons in the list form view
I’ve been playing around with column formatting, and list form formatting. Column formatting buttons are useful. However they appear to be completely useless in the form view. They only seem to appear if there’s data in the field, which is workable. However, they no longer function as a button as it will just click into the field behind the button. Not only is the button not useable, it’s confusing and clunky. Is there anyway round this, without resorting to power apps etc? I just would like a submit or save button in the form view for a current, not new, list item. It triggers a workflow, and it doesn’t feel comfortable doing that from just a field edit.1KViews0likes0CommentsJSON list formatting to show/hide items based on SharePoint group membership
Hoping someone can confirm something for me. Here is the scenario: I have a SharePoint list with a 'Managers' column (type: Person/Group). I have created a SharePoint group called 'Managers SP Group'. I have created an Office 365 group called 'Managers'. I have added 'Managers' to the 'Managers SP Group'. The list is populated with items, and the 'Managers' column is populated with SharePoint groups e.g. 'Managers SP Group'. I want to create a custom view using JSON formatting that shows/hides items in the list based on whether the user viewing the list is a member of 'Managers SP Group' Question: a) Is this possible? b) If so, what is the JSON required? I know that if I used a person column populated with single users it is as follows: "display": "=if([$Managers.email] == me ,'','none') ...but I don't know what this would be for using a group. Hope someone can help! Thanks6KViews0likes0Comments