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Custom fields triggered by label

JJ Jones
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April 10, 2023

Our installers use the custom fields to log their time, in and out at job sites. Some jobs don't have installation and on those jobs the custom fields remain empty but take up half a screen's worth of real estate.

 

Can I setup an install label, so that every time it is used, the custom fields appear. Without the label, those fields will be absent. 

 

Is this possible? Thanks in advance for any help.

JJ

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Mike - Dreamsuite Consulting
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April 10, 2023

Hi Josh,

Trello Custom fields do not support changing field visibility at all, let alone conditionally.

Amazing fields by @Allen -Amazing PowerUps-  does support this however...

https://trello.com/power-ups/60e068efb294647187bbe4f5/amazing-fields

Allen -Amazing PowerUps-
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April 10, 2023

@Mike - Dreamsuite Consulting is correct.  Thanks for the shout out.

 

You can create a customized workflow that matches your needs by adjusting field visibility based upon the other values on the card.  There are more details here: https://docs.amazingpowerups.com/article/4-how-to-choose-which-files-to-show-on-cards

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JJ Jones
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April 10, 2023

Thanks ya'll. I'll be checking it out.

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