To check if either {SCOPE} or {QUOTE} is blank, use OR()
.
IF(
OR(
NOT({SCOPE}),
NOT({QUOTE})
),
"At least one is blank",
"Both have values"
)
However, it sounds like you want something else.
Airtable formulas cannot easily tell if a different row has the same value for a particular field, so checking for a duplicate WO# will be difficult.
You also cannot hide fields at a record level. Either a field is hidden for all records in a view, or it is displayed for all records in a view. At best a formula field can choose to be blank in some situations and have data in others. However, that would not affect the visibility of the field itself.
To check if either {SCOPE} or {QUOTE} is blank, use OR()
.
IF(
OR(
NOT({SCOPE}),
NOT({QUOTE})
),
"At least one is blank",
"Both have values"
)
However, it sounds like you want something else.
Airtable formulas cannot easily tell if a different row has the same value for a particular field, so checking for a duplicate WO# will be difficult.
You also cannot hide fields at a record level. Either a field is hidden for all records in a view, or it is displayed for all records in a view. At best a formula field can choose to be blank in some situations and have data in others. However, that would not affect the visibility of the field itself.
I appreciate your response. I guess I shouldn’t have used the term “hide” but instead filter those records from showing in a particular view. However, without the capability of running this filter because there is no way to base the filter on a duplicated WO#, it’s pretty pointless.
Back to the drawing board.