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I am a beginner in programming and I need help with the validation feature.
I've got two questions: 1) I am working on a custom request form which requires users to enter a date into a text box. Instead of using the option "a value is required for this field", which does not identify which field needs to be updated, I will like a message to say "please enter the date". What formula should i input into the validation formula? 2) I have a combo box with a drop down list of currencies (i.e. USD, EUR, GBP, other type of currency). I have created a textbox right beside this combo box, so in the event if any user chooses "other type of currency", they will have to enter the currency type in the text box. But sometimes, people may forget to enter this info. So how do I create a validation with a message that says "please enter the type of currency used in this contract?" Thanks! Gladys |
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