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Best practice to detect changes on multiple combo box

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Posted on by 95

Hello all thank you for helping!

 

I have multiple combo box possible over 25-30 total in count and will grow in future  changes 

 

i am using sharepoint as data source 

 

one of the solution i am thinking is use combox on change for combo box i am a newbie just trying to see if there is better way to do this?

 

my overall goal is

 

user will have option to either remove or add items in combobox as it's already designed. After user first time submit the form it will save the record. Second time i am giving users option to edit record changes where they can add or remove when they are making changes  i would like to see what those changes are 

 

example what is being added and what is being removed from the combo box 

 

any help with will be appreciated and example of code will be appreciated as well thank you 

 

 

 

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    @Simsingh ,

    If you turn on Versioning in SharePoint, you can look at the record you can see what is changed.

     

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    95 on at

    @WarrenBelz i am using html table to track changes on form submit i am sending emails with all record changes. 

  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    @Simsingh ,

    You would need to write each version of the field somewhere and then somehow compare them. I think you may be better re-designing your structure and have the new comments separate (so you can email them) and then add these to the existing field.

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    95 on at

    thank you i found a way around with my existing setup 

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