Hide and Show Columns in Card View

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I’m creating a doc at the moment that references a “master” table and what I wan’t to do is to be able to hide or show fields in a card view. I don’t think this will be possible without creating a complete “new” view that has this logic in it but thought I would ask the question.

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Welcome to the Coda community @TCndaHouse!

Are you trying to hide/show fields based on different field values of the row? So different rows will have different fields shown.

Or trying to create an UI where the user can hide/show different fields based on what that user wants to see?

Or something else?

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Hi Ryan

I’m setting up a training schedule that is a combination of time based or set/rep based so in the card view if the drill is duration based then I won’t see the set or rep field and vice versa.

Hopefully that make sense

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Glenn

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@TCndaHouse yep it does. So in a single view you want 1 card to show specific fields and another card to show different fields based on the rows values. So something like this:

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There isn’t native functionality in Coda for this yet, but you can hack it like i’ve done in the above screenshot. It may get you close to what you want:

  1. Create a “Duration Layout” column with type Compose. In the compose formula create the layout you’d like for the specific Duration based fields
  2. Create a “Rep layout” (or what ever it’s called) and do the same
  3. Create a “Card Layout” column with a simple formula that shows the Duration layout when the drill type is duration otherwise the rep layout
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  4. On the card table view then hide all the fields that are dependent on the drill type and add the “Card Layout” column

Implementation Notes:

  1. The field types can be compose, text or canvas. All should work.
  2. You can also do it with 1 column instead of 3. Using 3 may help you to control the layouts easier.
  3. Assuming you want to open the cards in different layouts you can also do that with a button that opens rows in a different layouts (Open Row option on Click).

Does that get you close to what you were looking for?

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