Is there any 'user property' to make the whole field in a
b.c read only, by some condition. e.g:- if priority=closed
the whole record should be read only

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Is there any 'user property' to make the whole field in a b.c read only, by some conditio..

Answer / kavitha devarajan

Create a new Calculated field with the BC like:

Test Field =
IIf([priority] = LookupValue("PRIORITY","Closed")), "Y","N")

Then with the BC User Property write a Property:

Name Value
BC Read Only Field Test Field

So once the value of the priority is set to closed, the
whole of the record becomes read-only now.

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Is there any 'user property' to make the whole field in a b.c read only, by some conditio..

Answer / prabu

You can use Field read only user property. If u choose
priortiy filed as open, every fields should become read
only except priority field. I achieved this concept through
Field Read only property......

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Is there any 'user property' to make the whole field in a b.c read only, by some conditio..

Answer / subbu49leela

This can be done through "bc read only field" user property.
Crate a calculated field and in calculated value, just give
the logial expression accordint to ur recuriment. This c.f
should be assigned to bc read only field user property...

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