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visibleIf , accessibleIf and enabledif in Adobe campaign

  • January 16, 2024
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Hi All,

 

 

  • visibleIf : 
  • accessibleIf
  • enabled if

 

 

currently m facing issues in understanding the difference between theese 3

 

  • visibleIf : 
  • accessibleIf
  • enabled if

 

 

have read the documentation also but didnt  get any such clarity

please help to expalin the diff with example

  • visibleIf : 
  • accessibleIf
  • enabled if

 

 

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Best answer by AkshayAnand

Hi @jefrii 

 

Please find the explanations :

  • visibleIf : hides the fields from the metadata, hence they cannot be accessed within a schema view, or column selection, or an expression builder. But this does not hide any data, if the field name is manually entered in an expression the value will show up.
  • accessibleIf : hides the data (replacing it with empty values) from resulting query.

So, in short visibleif hides the field itself from the schema view whereas accessibleif replaces the data with blank spaces. 

 

You can refer here for more detailed explanation.

 

Thanks,

Akshay

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AkshayAnand
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AkshayAnandCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
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January 16, 2024

Hi @jefrii 

 

Please find the explanations :

  • visibleIf : hides the fields from the metadata, hence they cannot be accessed within a schema view, or column selection, or an expression builder. But this does not hide any data, if the field name is manually entered in an expression the value will show up.
  • accessibleIf : hides the data (replacing it with empty values) from resulting query.

So, in short visibleif hides the field itself from the schema view whereas accessibleif replaces the data with blank spaces. 

 

You can refer here for more detailed explanation.

 

Thanks,

Akshay

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