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I think that SharePoint 2010 didn't have any loop actions - if I recall correctly, you had to sort of roll your own, so that may make this difficult. What is the criteria you count on in List 1? I'd guess, roughly, that if something in List 2 changes, the count in List 1 would change for multiple items. And you'd need to get all the ...

Here's a sample. I just used calculated values with a character with the Wingding font instead of a picture, just because that keeps the form smaller. If you must use a picture, you could put each picture in a section, and use similar conditional formatting. Save the attached file locally. Right click the file, and select Design to open in ...

I have a number field and if the number is greater than zero the form needs to show an up arrow. If less than zero, a down arrow. What is the best way to do this?

Hi Hilary, I'm using SharePoint designer 2010, would the workflow be to update x field to equal the value of x field? Thanks a million Dee

So - I don't think the form is going to process logic when opened as "view" instead of "edit". I think you'll have to use workflow for this - on list 2 - that updates the items in list 1 when an item in list 2 changes. Are you using SharePoint on-prem or online? If online, you could use Power Automate for this. If ...

Hi Guys, I have a problem which I have tried a few options but none are working. I have a count field in List 1 (which Hilary thankfully helped Hugely with) and it works perfectly. This field counts items in List 2 that have a certain value. There are only 13 list items and the data is used for reference. The problem I have when an item ...

I like calculated values for displaying things like this. As long as it isn't a value you need in your list (like - people want to filter the list data by BU: BU Vision but don't want to have to use two filters or something) you can use calculated values for displaying things the way you want. :)

YOU ARE A WIZARD! I didn't know about the calculated value. Thank you SO MUCH!