Disabled attribute values example

Consider a project template, Marketing Collateral, which contains a tab, Production Info. Production Info contains several attributes, including a required attribute, Color, and an optional attribute, Coating. The attributes have the following values:

Color (required)	Coating (optional)
(default value) 4C 4/4 Black and White	Gloss Aqueous (default value) Dull Aqueous UV Coating Etched

Tom creates a marketing collateral project, MC001, and sets the Color to 4/4 and the Coating to Dull Aqueous.

An administrator then disables the 4/4 and Dull Aqueous values.

Tom opens the MC001 project, and edits the Production Info tab:

He can leave the Coating value as Dull Aqueous, or set it to any of the enabled values, such as Etched.

He must change the value of Color to one of the enabled values before he can save the Production Info tab.

The administrator re-enables 4/4 and Dull Aqueous values, and disables the default value (Gloss Aqueous).

Tom creates a marketing collateral project, MC002:

The value of Coating is blank.

Tom must select a valid value for Color before he can finish creating MC002