Smartsheet Automation - Request an Update
Hi There,
Is there a way to request an update to a team, but only have them able to edit selected items and not the full sheet? They still will need all the information, but want to minimize the risk of errors.
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Andrée Starå ✭✭✭✭✭✭
To add.
Request fields that appear as read only
Some information can't be edited from an update request depending on the how cells in a sheet are being used. These cells can only be edited in the sheet directly by signing in to Smartsheet.
The following fields will appear as read-only in an update request:
- Fields that contain formulas
- Start Dates and Finish Dates with a dependency (the Duration field can be edited)
- Predecessors (this field won't appear in an update request)
- Locked columns
How locked rows and columns appear
- Locked rows will be sent in an update request if the recipient has Editor-level sharing permissions or lower, but the recipient will not be able to make any edits.
- If the update request recipient is the sheet Owner or shared with Admin-level permissions, locked rows and columns will be editable from the update requests
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Andrée Starå ✭✭✭✭✭✭
Yes, you can use the Update Request feature, or doesn't that work?
I hope that helps!
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Stefan ✭✭✭✭✭✭
Hi@Brandon玛丽特,
in your sheet just lock the columns you don't want them to edit and make sure they are not owners/admins of the sheet.
Hope this helps
Stefan
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Andrée Starå ✭✭✭✭✭✭
To add.
Request fields that appear as read only
Some information can't be edited from an update request depending on the how cells in a sheet are being used. These cells can only be edited in the sheet directly by signing in to Smartsheet.
The following fields will appear as read-only in an update request:
- Fields that contain formulas
- Start Dates and Finish Dates with a dependency (the Duration field can be edited)
- Predecessors (this field won't appear in an update request)
- Locked columns
How locked rows and columns appear
- Locked rows will be sent in an update request if the recipient has Editor-level sharing permissions or lower, but the recipient will not be able to make any edits.
- If the update request recipient is the sheet Owner or shared with Admin-level permissions, locked rows and columns will be editable from the update requests
SMARTSHEET EXPERT CONSULTANT & PARTNER
Andrée Starå| Workflow Consultant / CEO @WORK BOLD
W:www.workbold.com| E:[email protected]| P: +46 (0) - 72 - 510 99 35
Feel free to contact me about help with Smartsheet, integrations, general workflow advice, or something else entirely.
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You would use the below for Jan 2023 and adjust the month and year numbers accordingly for each of the other months.<\/p>
=IF(AND(MONTH([Start Date]@row)<= 1, YEAR([Start Date]@row)<= 2023, MONTH([End Date]@row)>= 1, YEAR([End Date]@row)>= 2023), [$ per month]@row)<\/p>"},{"commentID":387901,"body":"
Lets try a different approach.<\/p>
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