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Sharepoint 2013 : Change or Remove a Column in a List or Document Library, Change the Order of Columns in a List or Document Library

8/16/2013 4:11:31 PM
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1. Change or Remove a Column in a List or Document Library


Scenario/Problem: You want to modify the settings of a column in a list or library. For example, you want to change the default value for the column, change the column’s title, or add or remove choices for a choice column.


Solution: To change a column’s setting in a list or document library, you go into the list or document library’s settings page by switching to the List ribbon or Library ribbon and clicking the List Settings or Library Settings button.

In the list or library settings page, you scroll down to the Columns section of the page. Here, you see the list of all the columns that have been added to the list or library. When you click the title of the column you want to modify or remove from the list or library, the settings page for that column appears. In this page, you can either modify the column (rename it, change its settings, or even change its type) or delete the column by using the Delete button at the bottom of the page.


Note

Some columns cannot be deleted, and the Delete button is not displayed for those columns. These built-in columns are an integral part of SharePoint and cannot be removed from lists and libraries.



Caution

Changing the type of a column can have significant repercussions. You can lose data if you move from one column type to another. For example, switching from any type of column to a Choice column causes any value that doesn’t exist in the choice list to be lost.

2. Change the Order of Columns in a List or Document Library


Scenario/Problem: You want to change the order in which columns are displayed to users when they’re either entering the values for the columns or viewing the details for a list item or file. For example, in a contacts list, you might want the users to enter the first name before entering the last name.


Solution: To change the order of columns in the data entry page for a list or library (but not in the views), you go into the list’s or document library’s settings screen by switching to the List ribbon or Library ribbon and clicking the List Settings or Library Settings button.


In the list or library settings page, you scroll down to the Columns section. Here, you see the list of all the columns that have been added to the list or library. If the list does not use more than one content type, a Column Ordering link is available under the list of columns. If there is more than one content type, you have to change the column order for each content type separately by clicking on the content type name under the Content Types section above the Columns section. This opens the content type settings page, which also has the columns list and a Column Order link beneath it.

Clicking on the Column Order link opens a page that allows you to reorder the columns (see Figure 1).

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FIGURE 1 Reordering the columns in a list or library.

In the Column Order page you can specify the order for each column by using the drop-down boxes to the right of the column names. If you change the order for one column—for example, change mobile phone to be the third column—the column automatically moves to the place you have selected, pushing the other columns down as necessary.

When you are finished ordering the columns to your liking, you click OK at the bottom of the page.

 
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