View: hide the content of a column
You might want to hide information in the column of a view. You can do this by modifying the text mode of the column.
- You can use hidden columns to sort by a certain object that you do not want to display in the view.
For example, you can sort by Task Number in a task view and hide the Task Number information from the view. In this case, the object referenced in the column helps sorting the view, but the information of that object does not display in the view. - When you hide a column, note that the information in the column is hidden, but the column still exists in the view.
Access requirements
You must have the following access to perform the steps in this article:
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Adobe Workfront plan | Any |
Adobe Workfront license |
New:
Or Current:
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Access level configurations |
Edit access to Reports, Dashboards, Calendars to modify a report Edit access to Filters, Views, Groupings to modify a view |
Object permissions | Manage permissions to a report |
For more detail about the information in this table, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.
Example: Sort and hide the Task Number column in a task view:
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Go to a list of tasks.
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From the View drop-down menu, click New View.
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Click Add Column and start typing “Task Number” in the Show in this column field then select it when it displays in the list.
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Click Switch to Text Mode, then Edit Text.
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Remove the text you find in the Edit Text Mode box, and replace it with the following code:
code language-none displayname= linkedname=direct querysort=taskNumber sortOrder=1 sortType=asc textmode=true value= valueformat=int width=0
The important changes in this code which make the column hidden are:
displayname=
: This line must be blank.valuefield=
: This has been replaced byvalue
, and must be blank.width=
: Depending on the field, this must have a value of 0 or 1.
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Click Done, then Save View.