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Documents: Creating User Defined Fields that are bound at the revision level
Hi!
I am trying to create a method of tracking regulatory reporting requirements for changes made to documents. For context, I am using the Windows desktop client version 7.6.0.0. I started by testing out customizing a user defined field via custom fields & managed lists that lists the different types of regulatory reporting that may be required with a document update.
The problem I ran into with this is that changes made to the user defined field were bound at the document level, so when I changed the reporting requirement for a new revision, it changed previous revisions as well, which causes a problem when we are pulling lists of document changes for our annual report and a document has updated multiple times within a year.
We have that “Change Attachments” field that is bound at the revision level, however that only allows document uploads (as far as I’m aware).
Is there a way that I can change a user defined field to be bound at the revision level instead of at the document level?
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