Make field mandatory depending on something else

[DeIvory Gordon]

Hello, I would like to enforce mandatory fields on some fields when other fields are set to a certain value.  Can I do this without scripting?

[jlaue · Accepted solution]

Hello - you can use UI policies for this:

https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/vancouver-platform-administration/page/administer/form-admi...

[Anand Kumar P · Accepted solution]

Hi @DeIvory Gordon ,

1. Configure UI Policy:

   Go to System Definition > UI Policies and create a new UI policy.

2. Define Conditions:

   In the UI Policy, define the conditions under which you want to make certain fields mandatory. For example, if you want to make the "Description" field mandatory when the "Category" field is set to "Hardware," set the condition as follows:

   • Table: Select the relevant table.
   • Condition: Configure it based on your requirement, e.g., [Category] [is] [Hardware].

3. Define Action:

   In the same UI Policy, define the action to take when the condition is met. To make a field mandatory, set the "Mandatory" property to "True" for the field you want to enforce as mandatory.

   • Action: Select "Mandatory."
   • Field: Choose the field to make mandatory, e.g., "Description."
   • True: This sets the field as mandatory when the condition is met.
     
     Thanks,
   • Anand

[Ashutosh C J]

Hi @DeIvory Gordon 
Yes you can do this with UI Policy and UI Policy action

[jlaue · Accepted solution]

Hello - you can use UI policies for this:

https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/vancouver-platform-administration/page/administer/form-admi...

[Anand Kumar P · Accepted solution]

Hi @DeIvory Gordon ,

1. Configure UI Policy:

   Go to System Definition > UI Policies and create a new UI policy.

2. Define Conditions:

   In the UI Policy, define the conditions under which you want to make certain fields mandatory. For example, if you want to make the "Description" field mandatory when the "Category" field is set to "Hardware," set the condition as follows:

   • Table: Select the relevant table.
   • Condition: Configure it based on your requirement, e.g., [Category] [is] [Hardware].

3. Define Action:

   In the same UI Policy, define the action to take when the condition is met. To make a field mandatory, set the "Mandatory" property to "True" for the field you want to enforce as mandatory.

   • Action: Select "Mandatory."
   • Field: Choose the field to make mandatory, e.g., "Description."
   • True: This sets the field as mandatory when the condition is met.
     
     Thanks,
   • Anand

[Dipen Wadhwana]

Hi @DeIvory Gordon , This can be achieved with the help of UI policy.

Please let me know if this works for you and mark helpful if its worked.

Thanks,

Dipen