Common questions about Single Choice Field usually focus on option maintenance, data entry behavior, and field limits; this section includes 4 frequent questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
How do I quickly delete an option I no longer need?
- Right-click the field title and select Field Settings.
- Find the option you no longer need in the option list.
- Click the delete icon next to that option.
- Return to the table and review whether related records need a new value.
How do I search existing options while filling in a cell?
- Click the target cell to open the option list.
- Enter a keyword in the search box at the top of the list.
- Select the matching option from the filtered results.
Can a Single Choice Field store more than one option?
- A Single Choice Field can store only one option at a time.
- If you need to keep multiple values in one field, create a Multiple Choice field instead.
- Move the multi-value category setup to that field type.
What happens if I delete an option that is already in use?
- Check whether the option is already used in existing records before deleting it.
- Records that used that option will have their value cleared after the option is removed.
- If you need to keep historical information, update those records first and then remove the old option.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Single Choice Field | A field type that lets users choose one value from a predefined option list. |
| Field Settings | The settings panel used to manage the field name, option list, default value, and related behavior. |
| Bulk Edit | A way to create or update multiple options at once by entering or pasting multiple lines. |
| Default Value | A preset option that is filled in automatically when a new record is created. |