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Here are the steps: Go to your SharePoint list. Click on "Switch view options" drop down & select "Edit current view". Select the columns you want to show & click "OK".

Go to List Settings >> Pick the Field by clicking on its ?Title? under the ?Columns? Section. Set ?Yes? for ?Require that this column contains information?. Click ?OK? to save changes.

At the top of the form, select Edit form > Edit columns. In the Edit columns pane, check (to show) or uncheck (to hide) the checkbox for the column or columns as needed.

Option 1: Enable Content Type and Hide the Field Go to List Settings and enable content type by clicking ?Advanced settings? and then choose ?Yes? for ?Allow management of content types??. Once done, You see ?Content Types? in list settings. Click on ?Item? link. Choose ?Hidden? under column settings.

Show or hide a column in a list or library. Go to the list or library where you want to show or hide columns. , then select Column Settings > Show/hide columns. In the Edit view columns pane, check (to show) or uncheck (to hide) the box for the column or columns as needed.

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On the New item page, click on the ?Edit Form? button and then ?Edit Columns? as in the below screen. Now, on the ?Edit Columns? form, click on the three dots (:) and choose ?Edit Conditional formula? from the menu. In my case, it's the ?Project Classification? field I want to show or hide.

In your list or library, select the column header for the column you want to customize. (In this example, we use Name column). Select Column settings, then select Format this column. Under Format column, select Conditional formatting, then select Manage rules.