The only solution not involving code is:
Create the column as:
![enter image description here][1]
That'll allow the users to create any number of entries without a priority, but only one for each of the 5 values.
This seems is like you want it to work. BUT once an entry has been assigned a priority, there is no way to clear it again. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/izqts.png
The only solution not involving code is:
Create the column as:
![enter image description here][1]
That'll allow the users to create any number of entries without a priority, but only one for each of the 5 values.
This seems is like you want it to work. BUT once an entry has been assigned a priority, there is no way to clear it again. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/izqts.png
The only solution not involving code is:
Create the column as:
That'll allow the users to create any number of entries without a priority, but only one for each of the 5 values.
This seems is like you want it to work. BUT once an entry has been assigned a priority, there is no way to clear it again.
