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I have a list where users can fill a column named "External effort (m/d)" (type of column is number). After that column, I have "External resource cost" column, which type is currency, and where users can write a cost of resource.

I would like to do a column validation, where if the column "External effort (m/d)" is filled, then it's required to fill "External resource cost" column. How would that function look for that column validation?

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One approach is to use the SPServices Library Here
and within the document.ready function, get those field names and perform the validation/manipulation.

  • You can use a Content Editor WebPart and refer the .js libraries and add the code.
  • Also You can use SharePoint Designer to add the code and perform the SPField manipulation.

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    • It won't be a problem if i have different content types in list? pic: pho.to/9vojC These two columns are in Planning phase, and if I close planing phase workflow automatically opens next phase.
      – Matej Kriznjak
      Dec 17, 2015 at 11:38
    • if you use SPServices library, you can access the columns any point of time and whether the columns are within the content types or not. May be you can put a if condition whether the phase field is planning or closed etc.
      – userAZLogicApps
      Dec 17, 2015 at 11:43
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      No need for loading extra stuff like jQuery or SPServices. SharePoint has mQuery and the PreSaveAction. Or go with CSR (on 2013)
      – Danny '365CSI' Engelman
      Dec 17, 2015 at 11:45
    • @Danny, Can you pls elaborate, whats mQuery?
      – userAZLogicApps
      Dec 17, 2015 at 11:46
    • There is this great website called www.Google.com ; you can type what you want to know and it will search (almost) the whole world for you. Has been around since 1998 or so.... But hey I am a nice guy.. click here
      – Danny '365CSI' Engelman
      Dec 17, 2015 at 11:54

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