Block cell (DISABLE) in item list

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Hello,
You can use 'Column edit restrictions' on any column you want to disable. An example in the attached screen shot.
To avoid duplicating rules, you can make one universal rule for selected columns.

Regards.

Hi ARB,

the "Column edit restriction" would be the way to go. Depending on your version, it may not always work as intended.
Is the Asset Id editable at the same time the other fields should be set or can split it into two steps, perhaps with a wizard step?
If the Asset Id is not editable / no new rows can be added. The Column edit restriction will work fine. As the state won't change after loading the form.

The only case where it doesn't work as intended, in some versions, is when Asset Id is editable in the UI and the other fields should be enabled/disable dynamically.
The "Choose" can switch to disabled, when it was enabled, but not back.
If you are unfortunate and a running such a version, this workaround may help you..

1) I added some logic in the "Style and behavior" of the field which is responsible for enabling/disabling
2) It calls a JavaScript form rule for each field which should be enabled(disabled
3) Three parameters are passed

You will have to change the "enableField == false" condition so that it will apply to you. My field is a boolean field so this worked fine. Or you set a technical field based on your condition and execute the JavaScript form rule afterwards. This could work too.

Best regards,
Daniel

debugger;
console.log(uxContext);

let itemList = #{BRP:80}#
let shouldFieldBeEnabledFieldName = #{BRP:78}#.fld
let targetFieldName = #{BRP:79}#.fld

var itemListElement = document.getElementById(itemList.fld+'_'+itemList.id);
var currentRow = $("tr[data-index='" + uxContext.currentRowNumber + "']", itemListElement);
var enableField = GetSubValue(itemList.id, currentRowNumber,shouldFieldBeEnabledFieldName)
// Enable/disable input, div and buttons; div and buttons need to be disabled for picker fields
// we need to use attr or removeAttr because $.prop does not work
if (enableField == false) {
$("input,div,button", $("td[data-key='" + targetFieldName + "']",currentRow )).attr('disabled', "disabled");
} else{
$("input,div,button", $("td[data-key='" + targetFieldName + "']",currentRow )).removeAttr('disabled');
}