I need to make sure that no duplicate records can be created in a SP list. If
this were an Access table, I would simply make the field I want to prevent
duplicates in the primary key. The ID field in SP is auto-generated. How can
I prevent duplicates in a non-ID field of a SP list?
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1. Ribbon -> List Settings
2. Access column Settings for your non-ID Column.
3. Check the "Enforce Unique Values" box.
-RH
"bwjohnson1" wrote:
> I need to make sure that no duplicate records can be created in a SP list. If
> this were an Access table, I would simply make the field I want to prevent
> duplicates in the primary key. The ID field in SP is auto-generated. How can
> I prevent duplicates in a non-ID field of a SP list?
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Utf
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6/1/2010 3:28:01 PM
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That's just for Sharepoint 2010, right?
I don't recall ever seeing anthing to do this in prior versions.
--rms
www.rmschneider.com
On 01/06/10 16:28, Ryan Hamshire wrote:
> 1. Ribbon -> List Settings
> 2. Access column Settings for your non-ID Column.
> 3. Check the "Enforce Unique Values" box.
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> -RH
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> "bwjohnson1" wrote:
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>> I need to make sure that no duplicate records can be created in a SP list. If
>> this were an Access table, I would simply make the field I want to prevent
>> duplicates in the primary key. The ID field in SP is auto-generated. How can
>> I prevent duplicates in a non-ID field of a SP list?
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Rob
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6/1/2010 5:27:57 PM
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