Forms - unknown field requires a value

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Scholastica

I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was working

grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a new

field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the fields

(user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new fields

I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a value

and it will not save anything until then.

1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result

(field requires value...)

2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any hidden

fields that I might have missed. None.

3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted the

"culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another group,

tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field

requires a value.

3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the same

field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me to

delete the field from it's list.

5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.

6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot update

my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that 'a

field requires a value'.

Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new form

from scratch?
 
Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not

deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with

required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields lists

In This Item and In Folder?

Sue Mosher

"Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message

news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was working
> grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a new
> field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the
> fields
> (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> fields
> I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a
> value
> and it will not save anything until then.

> 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result
> (field requires value...)
> 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any hidden
> fields that I might have missed. None.
> 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted the
> "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another
> group,
> tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field
> requires a value.
> 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the
> same
> field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me to
> delete the field from it's list.
> 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot
> update
> my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that 'a
> field requires a value'.

> Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new form
> from scratch?
 
This all happened prior to my starting #3. When I was deleting things I was

doing a basic delete - selected an area of fields and hit delete. Ran the

form to see if by deleting any of those, it might narrow down my search. Then

I used "undo" to bring those back, selected another group of fields, etc.

When I first created the fields, I choose a check box. I saw that it needed

a "value" from another source. I created a "userfield1". Renamed it by title

and display. AND made it hidden. Went back into the checkbox settings and

selected that field under value. Ran the form. It worked. I then wanted to

add an additional field. I started that. I published that form. Outlook

automatically updated all my contacts!!!! HOW??? This is when the "a field

requires...." showed up. Before going through the above (deleting, etc.) I

did change the properties in that one field to visible.

I think this is a quirk in 2007. Design surface? Would that be the

"background". If I don't know what a setting means, I leave it alone. I've

created forms before. This is a first. I need to take a look at your book! I

haven't seen one regarding this topic and I looked everywhere (several years

ago tho!)

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:


> Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not
> deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with
> required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields lists > In This Item and In Folder?

> > Sue Mosher
> > >

> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> >I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was working
> > grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a new
> > field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the
> > fields
> > (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> > fields
> > I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a
> > value
> > and it will not save anything until then.
> > 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result
> > (field requires value...)
> > 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any hidden
> > fields that I might have missed. None.
> > 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted the
> > "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another
> > group,
> > tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field
> > requires a value.
> > 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the
> > same
> > field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me to
> > delete the field from it's list.
> > 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> > 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot
> > update
> > my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that 'a
> > field requires a value'.
> > Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new form
> > from scratch?


>
 
This is no quirk but a basic form design principle -- the controls that

display data in the UI and the fields that store data in an item are two

different things. What you're describing is the deletion of controls, not

fields. Removing a control from a page (the design surface) does not delete

any field associated with that control. The fields are still present in the

form design, and any validation associated with the field also is still

present. You can see the validation settings for a field only through the

Properties dialog of a control bound to that field. In other words, if you

want to see the validation for a field that no longer has a control on a

form page, you'll have to add one: Drag the field from the Field Chooser to

a blank page.

Delete the actual fields through the All Fields page, but notice that there

are two lists of User-Defined fields, and any field you want to delete needs

to be removed from both.

Sue Mosher

"Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message

news:43237DC4-E6E4-4764-9DB4-9CA27304ECBC@microsoft.com...
> This all happened prior to my starting #3. When I was deleting things I
> was
> doing a basic delete - selected an area of fields and hit delete. Ran the
> form to see if by deleting any of those, it might narrow down my search.
> Then
> I used "undo" to bring those back, selected another group of fields, etc.

> When I first created the fields, I choose a check box. I saw that it
> needed
> a "value" from another source. I created a "userfield1". Renamed it by
> title
> and display. AND made it hidden. Went back into the checkbox settings and
> selected that field under value. Ran the form. It worked. I then wanted to
> add an additional field. I started that. I published that form. Outlook
> automatically updated all my contacts!!!! HOW??? This is when the "a field
> requires...." showed up. Before going through the above (deleting, etc.) I
> did change the properties in that one field to visible.

> I think this is a quirk in 2007. Design surface? Would that be the
> "background". If I don't know what a setting means, I leave it alone. I've
> created forms before. This is a first. I need to take a look at your book!
> I
> haven't seen one regarding this topic and I looked everywhere (several
> years
> ago tho!)

> "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
>
> > Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not
> > deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with
> > required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields
> > lists > > In This Item and In Folder?
>

>> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> > news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> > >I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was
> > >working
> > > grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a
> > > new
> > > field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the
> > > fields
> > > (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> > > fields
> > > I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a
> > > value
> > > and it will not save anything until then.
> >> > 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result
> > > (field requires value...)
> > > 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any
> > > hidden
> > > fields that I might have missed. None.
> > > 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted
> > > the
> > > "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another
> > > group,
> > > tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field
> > > requires a value.
> > > 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the
> > > same
> > > field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me
> > > to
> > > delete the field from it's list.
> > > 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> > > 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot
> > > update
> > > my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that
> > > 'a
> > > field requires a value'.
> >> > Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new
> > > form
> > > from scratch?

>

>
>>
 
I've already deleted the field from both of those lists. I figured they'd

still be "there" so to speak. I've deleted ALL user-defined fields - in both

lists. I went back and used field chooser to verify (for myself) that the

fields wouldn't show up. They did not. I ran the form and get the same

message.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:


> This is no quirk but a basic form design principle -- the controls that
> display data in the UI and the fields that store data in an item are two
> different things. What you're describing is the deletion of controls, not
> fields. Removing a control from a page (the design surface) does not delete
> any field associated with that control. The fields are still present in the
> form design, and any validation associated with the field also is still
> present. You can see the validation settings for a field only through the
> Properties dialog of a control bound to that field. In other words, if you
> want to see the validation for a field that no longer has a control on a
> form page, you'll have to add one: Drag the field from the Field Chooser to
> a blank page.

> Delete the actual fields through the All Fields page, but notice that there
> are two lists of User-Defined fields, and any field you want to delete needs
> to be removed from both.

> > Sue Mosher
> > >

> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> news:43237DC4-E6E4-4764-9DB4-9CA27304ECBC@microsoft.com...
> > This all happened prior to my starting #3. When I was deleting things I
> > was
> > doing a basic delete - selected an area of fields and hit delete. Ran the
> > form to see if by deleting any of those, it might narrow down my search.
> > Then
> > I used "undo" to bring those back, selected another group of fields, etc.
> > When I first created the fields, I choose a check box. I saw that it
> > needed
> > a "value" from another source. I created a "userfield1". Renamed it by
> > title
> > and display. AND made it hidden. Went back into the checkbox settings and
> > selected that field under value. Ran the form. It worked. I then wanted to
> > add an additional field. I started that. I published that form. Outlook
> > automatically updated all my contacts!!!! HOW??? This is when the "a field
> > requires...." showed up. Before going through the above (deleting, etc.) I
> > did change the properties in that one field to visible.
> > I think this is a quirk in 2007. Design surface? Would that be the
> > "background". If I don't know what a setting means, I leave it alone. I've
> > created forms before. This is a first. I need to take a look at your book!
> > I
> > haven't seen one regarding this topic and I looked everywhere (several
> > years
> > ago tho!)
> > "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
> >
> >> Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not
> >> deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with
> >> required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields
> >> lists > >> In This Item and In Folder?
> >
> >> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> >> news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> >> >I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was
> >> >working
> >> > grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a
> >> > new
> >> > field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the
> >> > fields
> >> > (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> >> > fields
> >> > I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a
> >> > value
> >> > and it will not save anything until then.
> >> >> > 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result
> >> > (field requires value...)
> >> > 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any
> >> > hidden
> >> > fields that I might have missed. None.
> >> > 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted
> >> > the
> >> > "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another
> >> > group,
> >> > tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field
> >> > requires a value.
> >> > 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the
> >> > same
> >> > field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me
> >> > to
> >> > delete the field from it's list.
> >> > 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> >> > 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot
> >> > update
> >> > my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that
> >> > 'a
> >> > field requires a value'.
> >> >> > Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new
> >> > form
> >> > from scratch?
> >
> >
> >>


>
 
Sue - I'm so glad I came across you on this forum. I have a gift certificate

from Amazon and am investing it into your book! I read a couple brief pages

from it and can tell this is what I've been looking for. I'm just doing this

for fun - but one time I actually created a custom form for a Chairman I once

supported as a temporary EA. How cool is that!

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:


> This is no quirk but a basic form design principle -- the controls that
> display data in the UI and the fields that store data in an item are two
> different things. What you're describing is the deletion of controls, not
> fields. Removing a control from a page (the design surface) does not delete
> any field associated with that control. The fields are still present in the
> form design, and any validation associated with the field also is still
> present. You can see the validation settings for a field only through the
> Properties dialog of a control bound to that field. In other words, if you
> want to see the validation for a field that no longer has a control on a
> form page, you'll have to add one: Drag the field from the Field Chooser to
> a blank page.

> Delete the actual fields through the All Fields page, but notice that there
> are two lists of User-Defined fields, and any field you want to delete needs
> to be removed from both.

> > Sue Mosher
> > >

> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> news:43237DC4-E6E4-4764-9DB4-9CA27304ECBC@microsoft.com...
> > This all happened prior to my starting #3. When I was deleting things I
> > was
> > doing a basic delete - selected an area of fields and hit delete. Ran the
> > form to see if by deleting any of those, it might narrow down my search.
> > Then
> > I used "undo" to bring those back, selected another group of fields, etc.
> > When I first created the fields, I choose a check box. I saw that it
> > needed
> > a "value" from another source. I created a "userfield1". Renamed it by
> > title
> > and display. AND made it hidden. Went back into the checkbox settings and
> > selected that field under value. Ran the form. It worked. I then wanted to
> > add an additional field. I started that. I published that form. Outlook
> > automatically updated all my contacts!!!! HOW??? This is when the "a field
> > requires...." showed up. Before going through the above (deleting, etc.) I
> > did change the properties in that one field to visible.
> > I think this is a quirk in 2007. Design surface? Would that be the
> > "background". If I don't know what a setting means, I leave it alone. I've
> > created forms before. This is a first. I need to take a look at your book!
> > I
> > haven't seen one regarding this topic and I looked everywhere (several
> > years
> > ago tho!)
> > "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
> >
> >> Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not
> >> deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with
> >> required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields
> >> lists > >> In This Item and In Folder?
> >
> >> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> >> news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> >> >I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was
> >> >working
> >> > grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add a
> >> > new
> >> > field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up the
> >> > fields
> >> > (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> >> > fields
> >> > I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires a
> >> > value
> >> > and it will not save anything until then.
> >> >> > 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same result
> >> > (field requires value...)
> >> > 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any
> >> > hidden
> >> > fields that I might have missed. None.
> >> > 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted
> >> > the
> >> > "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted another
> >> > group,
> >> > tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a field
> >> > requires a value.
> >> > 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER, the
> >> > same
> >> > field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow me
> >> > to
> >> > delete the field from it's list.
> >> > 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> >> > 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I cannot
> >> > update
> >> > my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted that
> >> > 'a
> >> > field requires a value'.
> >> >> > Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a new
> >> > form
> >> > from scratch?
> >
> >
> >>


>
 
Standard fields can also have validation added to them. You may need to

check the built-in fields to see if they've been set to require a value.

Sue Mosher

"Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message

news:23EAD477-6799-4545-B8C9-950798C5A284@microsoft.com...
> I've already deleted the field from both of those lists. I figured they'd
> still be "there" so to speak. I've deleted ALL user-defined fields - in
> both
> lists. I went back and used field chooser to verify (for myself) that the
> fields wouldn't show up. They did not. I ran the form and get the same
> message.

> "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
>
> > This is no quirk but a basic form design principle -- the controls that
> > display data in the UI and the fields that store data in an item are two
> > different things. What you're describing is the deletion of controls, not
> > fields. Removing a control from a page (the design surface) does not
> > delete
> > any field associated with that control. The fields are still present in
> > the
> > form design, and any validation associated with the field also is still
> > present. You can see the validation settings for a field only through the
> > Properties dialog of a control bound to that field. In other words, if
> > you
> > want to see the validation for a field that no longer has a control on a
> > form page, you'll have to add one: Drag the field from the Field Chooser
> > to
> > a blank page.
>

>> Delete the actual fields through the All Fields page, but notice that
> > there
> > are two lists of User-Defined fields, and any field you want to delete
> > needs
> > to be removed from both.



>

>
>> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> > news:43237DC4-E6E4-4764-9DB4-9CA27304ECBC@microsoft.com...
> > > This all happened prior to my starting #3. When I was deleting things I
> > > was
> > > doing a basic delete - selected an area of fields and hit delete. Ran
> > > the
> > > form to see if by deleting any of those, it might narrow down my
> > > search.
> > > Then
> > > I used "undo" to bring those back, selected another group of fields,
> > > etc.
> >> > When I first created the fields, I choose a check box. I saw that it
> > > needed
> > > a "value" from another source. I created a "userfield1". Renamed it by
> > > title
> > > and display. AND made it hidden. Went back into the checkbox settings
> > > and
> > > selected that field under value. Ran the form. It worked. I then wanted
> > > to
> > > add an additional field. I started that. I published that form. Outlook
> > > automatically updated all my contacts!!!! HOW??? This is when the "a
> > > field
> > > requires...." showed up. Before going through the above (deleting,
> > > etc.) I
> > > did change the properties in that one field to visible.
> >> > I think this is a quirk in 2007. Design surface? Would that be the
> > > "background". If I don't know what a setting means, I leave it alone.
> > > I've
> > > created forms before. This is a first. I need to take a look at your
> > > book!
> > > I
> > > haven't seen one regarding this topic and I looked everywhere (several
> > > years
> > > ago tho!)
> >> > "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
> >> >> Sounds like you've been deleting controls on the design surface, not
> > >> deleting the fields that may have been added earlier and set up with
> > >> required values. Under #3, did you check both User-defined Fields
> > >> lists > > >> In This Item and In Folder?
> > >
>> >> "Scholastica" <Scholastica> wrote in message
> > >> news:27B23050-17D9-4B53-AFBC-A9648467E218@microsoft.com...
> > >> >I created a great form for my contacts using Outlook 2002. It was
> > >> >working
> > >> > grand. I upgraded to 2007. It was still grand. Then I thought to add
> > >> > a
> > >> > new
> > >> > field. I was having a frustrating time figuring out how to set up
> > >> > the
> > >> > fields
> > >> > (user field based on checkbox - don't go there) so I deleted the new
> > >> > fields
> > >> > I'd created. I ran the form. The form insists that a field requires
> > >> > a
> > >> > value
> > >> > and it will not save anything until then.
> > >>> >> > 1. I entered data into all fields. Ran the form and got the same
> > >> > result
> > >> > (field requires value...)
> > >> > 2. I edited the form and 'selected all' to ensure I didn't have any
> > >> > hidden
> > >> > fields that I might have missed. None.
> > >> > 3. I deleted a group of fields, ran the form to see if I had deleted
> > >> > the
> > >> > "culprit" (I had not). I restored the deleted fields, deleted
> > >> > another
> > >> > group,
> > >> > tested the form restored those, etc. - no change - still told a
> > >> > field
> > >> > requires a value.
> > >> > 3. I deleted my custom field from "All Fields". No change. HOWEVER,
> > >> > the
> > >> > same
> > >> > field is still listed in field chooser. Field chooser does not allow
> > >> > me
> > >> > to
> > >> > delete the field from it's list.
> > >> > 5. I tried saving the form with a new name. No change.
> > >> > 6. For reasons unknown to mankind, I published the form. Now I
> > >> > cannot
> > >> > update
> > >> > my old contacts because when I try to save the data I'm prompted
> > >> > that
> > >> > 'a
> > >> > field requires a value'.
> > >>> >> > Any thoughts on how I can resolve this without having to create a
> > >> > new
> > >> > form
> > >> > from scratch?
> > >
>> >
>> >>

>

>
>>
 
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