Show or hide columns in a Microsoft List with Conditional Formulas

[@andreybarbosa6254]

Very nice video! Unfortunately conditional formulas are not compatible with multiple choice columns. I've had some problems with multiple choice, like passing the information through power automate. This is a weakness in power platform

[@runehansen9650]

I have an issue with my microsoft list, I ma trying to make an unboarding list for new employee, so the column "Relevante files" is hidden, but when I go to new and I am imagining that I am creating a new employee, it shows in the bottom as an editable column.
For example the "relevant links" was there too, but I was able to hide it, and after it was gone from the list. SO how come "relevant files" wont dissapear? :)

[@katyme956]

Hello there!
Trying to create a form and followed the conditional formula's you used, but when filling in a +new row, the formula's don't take effect. Any suggestions on what I may be doing wrong? Thanks

[@jeromerancourt819]

As mentionned by Daniel at 7min.20, there are column that are not supported. Your are probably trying to play with one of those. What type of column are you working with ?

[@user-no5ys6rc2j]

you just changed the doc example slightly but didn't provide any additional information. You should show things like how to check for multiple different choices (what kind of conditionals to use for this) stuff like that. all of us watching this should have already read the docs so repeating that info is not very helpful.

[@jobvermeeren2542]

have you figured out how to check for multiple different choices from multiple collums? I've tried this but doesn't work.
=IF(AND([$category1] == 'X', [$category2] =='Y'), 'true', 'false')