calvin peters 1/30/2025 2:39:55 PM So to work around this problem you can set your CUSTOM BUTTON to "Edit Form" rather than "Edit Columns"
Then with a couple of modifications to your form you can name the input whatever you wish.
Start by adding checkbox column to your table...call it...I dunno...[editFormChk] or something.
In your CUSTOM BUTTON setup, set an ASSIGNMENT for that checkbox to true:
So your assignment looks like FROM: true => TO: editFormChk
Then create a new Action for your button that resets the same checkbox to false when the record saves.
Lastly, open your form setup and edit the behaviours section using :
The condition: editFormChk = true
Then set any SECTION or COLUMN you don't want displayed when editing to "hidden"
This way when you click that button it is the DEFAULT FORM that opens (the same base form used when editing your records), the [editFormChk] will be set to "true" and the form behaviours will ensure the user is looking at only the input you want displayed. And since this is done with the DEFAULT FORM the label on that input can be whatever you have assigned to it.
Hope this helps
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