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A single-selection column is ideal if you want to assignexactly one option to your rows from a list of options to be defined. The options are given colorful labels that you can use to categorize your records and organize tables clearly.
Create a single selection column
Creating a single-selection column is child’s play and done with just a few clicks. For detailed information, see Add a column .
- Click the [+] icon to the right of the last column of any table.
- Give the new column a name.
- Select Single selection as the column type.
- Confirm with Submit.
Add options
You can add new options to a single-selection column in several ways. Learn all about it in the article Adding options to a single-selection column .
Currently, 24 colors are available to visually highlight the respective options.
With an Enterprise subscription , you also have the option to create your own colors for your single-selection options.
Change the sorting of the options
The options are not sorted alphabetically, but according to the order of the options , which you can define as you wish.
Set default value
When creating a single selection column, you have the option to set a preset default value. The default value isautomatically assigned as an option to each new row .
Single selection or link column?
If you wish to be able to store additional information for each selection option, you should consider converting the single selection column into a link column . Then you can create a complete record for each option in a separate table.