Configure Attribute Display in Attribute Groups

Use Configure Fields and Regions in Business Rules to conditionally display or populate attribute values during view, edit, or create operations.

You can do the following actions with attributes:

• Show or hide them
• Assign default values
• Mark it as read-only

Note: Defaulting of attribute values is only supported in the Create Object pages.

How to Hide an Attribute

You can hide or show an attribute or attributes on a page using Visual Builder Studio.

Here's how you can hide an attribute within an attribute group:

1. Navigate to the page.
2. Select the Edit Page in Visual Builder Studio task from the Settings and Actions menu.
3. Select your project or create a new one. Ensure that you're in Express mode.
4. Click the Configure Fields and Regions button in Business Rules.
5. In the Fields and Regions area, click Regions and select the attribute group within which the field exists.
6. In Extension Rules, click the plus (+) icon.
7. In the Create Business Rule window, enter the rule details and click Create.
8. In the rule window, select the attribute that you want to show or hide and click the Hidden column.
9. Select Visible to show the attribute or Hidden to hide the attribute.
   Note: See the Use Case section to see how to create rules, and hide attributes.
10. Preview and publish your changes.

Use Case to Hide and Default Item Attributes based on Roles

The following example shows how to build conditions and actions using the Configure Fields and Regions task to hide and default attributes for users with the Product Data Steward role.

• Condition:
  • Role = Product Data Steward
• Actions:
  • Hide Attributes:
    • All Secondary Unit of Measure attributes, except the Primary Unit of Measure.
  • Default and set as read-only:
    • Engineered Item Flag = true
    • Lifecycle Phase = Design

Use Case for Hiding Engineering Item

Here's an example of hiding attribute groups for an engineering item:

• Condition:
  • Engineered Item Flag = true
• Actions:
  • Hide Attributes:
    • All Operational Attributes attribute groups, except the Item Basic attribute groups.

Attributes to Define Item Conditions

Entity	Attributes
Item	Engineered Flag Item Class
User	User Name: For example: Logged in user's user name John.Dove Role: For example: Logged in user's role- SupplierProductDesignEngineer

Use Case to Hide Migrated Attribute in Workflows

You can conditionally display attributes during view, edit, or create flows based on attributes described in Attributes Available for Workflow Conditions table.

Here's how you hide an attribute within a workflow object:

Use the Configure Fields and Regions to conditionally to hide an attribute within a workflow:

• Hide Attribute:

  • Migrated

  

Attributes Available for Workflow Conditions

Entity	Attributes
Workflow	BaseChangeType Organization Priority Reason Type
User	User Name: For example: Logged in user's user name John.Dove Role: For example: Logged in user's role- SupplierProductDesignEngineer