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            Conditionally Display Quote Line Columns

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            Conditionally Display Quote Line Columns

            Hide columns in your quote line sections based on the values of a quote field. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)

            Required Editions

            Available in: Salesforce CPQ Winter ’16 and later

            The line column field Conditional Print Field can contain a value for any quote field. When you create a quote document, Salesforce CPQ checks the value of Conditional Print Field. Your quote document includes the line column only if the value of Conditional Print references these types of quote fields.

            • A selected checkbox field
            • A formula field that evaluates to true
            1. From your quote template record, go to the line column record that you want to display based on conditions.
            2. Choose a value for the Conditional Print field.
              This field contains a value of Group Line Items by default, but you can add other quote fields as needed.
            3. Provide a value for the Discard Width When Hidden field.
              When you hide a line column, Salesforce CPQ allocates the width of the hidden column to the rightmost line column by default. When you select Discard Width When Hidden, Salesforce CPQ does not reallocate column width. We recommend selecting this field on any line columns that can be hidden. Quote templates usually look more organized when all line columns are of equal width.
             
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