Hello,
Just wondering if there is a way to get around the Mandatory column rule on Sharepoint. I mean a dB can have an index column. But instead of requiring the user to actually enter something there, can we have it auto increment an index for this mandatory column?
Basically, I need to add clients to the Sharepoint Contact List, from which we can select them when entering payments on the Account Receivable List. To do this, I've added a Calculated column on the Contact List with the following:
=IF(ISBLANK([Last Name]),"",[Last Name])&" "&IF(ISBLANK([First Name]),"",[First Name])&" "&IF(ISBLANK(Company),"",Company)
However, some clients have First Name and Last Name, while others would only have Company name. So I can't have any of these to be come a Required field.
Thanks.
Just wondering if there is a way to get around the Mandatory column rule on Sharepoint. I mean a dB can have an index column. But instead of requiring the user to actually enter something there, can we have it auto increment an index for this mandatory column?
Basically, I need to add clients to the Sharepoint Contact List, from which we can select them when entering payments on the Account Receivable List. To do this, I've added a Calculated column on the Contact List with the following:
=IF(ISBLANK([Last Name]),"",[Last Name])&" "&IF(ISBLANK([First Name]),"",[First Name])&" "&IF(ISBLANK(Company),"",Company)
However, some clients have First Name and Last Name, while others would only have Company name. So I can't have any of these to be come a Required field.
Thanks.