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04-29-2022 11:10 AM
Hello,
I have a requirement to hide a field if another field that is a list box is set to "Not Applicable". I have been able to accomplish that with a UI policy that applies to the Variable Set that contains both variables.
My question is, how can also hide the field if nothing has been selected and "None" shows in the list box. Please see the images below for the UI policy configuration.
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04-29-2022 12:35 PM
Hi,
Because your UI Policy actions are to show the field, you'd have to use "AND", instead of "OR" if you're going to use IS NOT.
So condition one is "Not Applicable" AND condition two is not "-- None --", then...do 'x'.
So it'll only do 'x' when both are true, which is what you want.
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04-29-2022 11:14 AM
Hi,
There should be a condition for "is empty", you can use that as well.
So condition one AND condition two, since you're showing the field.
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04-29-2022 12:35 PM
Hi,
Because your UI Policy actions are to show the field, you'd have to use "AND", instead of "OR" if you're going to use IS NOT.
So condition one is "Not Applicable" AND condition two is not "-- None --", then...do 'x'.
So it'll only do 'x' when both are true, which is what you want.
Please mark reply as Helpful/Correct. Thanks! 🙂
Please consider marking my reply as Helpful and/or Accept Solution, if applicable. Thanks!

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05-03-2022 05:27 PM
Hi,
Please see my reply up here as I've already covered this?
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