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Dec 06, 2021 02:44 PM
I have a list of single-select options that I would like to clean up without causing any records to have an empty single select status. For example, I would like to delete “sketching” and convert all instances of “sketching” to “researching” (these options can be found towards the bottom of the list in the image). That way, when I delete “sketching”, no record will have an empty single select field, and all records that had “sketching” will turn into “researching”. Is this possible?
Thanks :sunflower:
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Dec 06, 2021 05:37 PM
A couple ways to do this:
If no records have been assigned “researching” yet, delete the option and simply rename/recolor “sketching” to say “researching” and all assigned records will be updated.
Group a view by the {Design Status}
field, go to the group for “sketching” and paste “researching” into all those records. Then delete the “sketching” option.
Use the Batch Update app to set the values of records. Warning: the app does whole views at a time, so make sure to use a view filtered to only show records with values you’re trying to change.
Dec 06, 2021 05:37 PM
A couple ways to do this:
If no records have been assigned “researching” yet, delete the option and simply rename/recolor “sketching” to say “researching” and all assigned records will be updated.
Group a view by the {Design Status}
field, go to the group for “sketching” and paste “researching” into all those records. Then delete the “sketching” option.
Use the Batch Update app to set the values of records. Warning: the app does whole views at a time, so make sure to use a view filtered to only show records with values you’re trying to change.