@Serdar, a potential work around could be the following (depending on what your needs are):
1. Create Field 1 as below
Field 1(Table):
-A
-B
-C
-D
2. Create a separate Field (Table) for each sub category. eg. Field 2 would be a table field with A1, A2, A3. Field 3 would be a table field with B1,B2, B3, etc. as needed.
3. Designate all fields (Table) for each sub category as mandatory based on a rule such as:
[Field 1] == A
This will then highlight and force the user to enter a value into the appropriate sub category field and assist with some data integrity issues that arise from having too many options/conflicting entry options in a table field. By using the 'Hide Blank Fields' option in the Details tab, you can hide the extra blank fields, making this work around a little cleaner visually
@Serdar, a potential work around could be the following (depending on what your needs are):
1. Create Field 1 as below
Field 1(Table):
-A
-B
-C
-D
2. Create a separate Field (Table) for each sub category. eg. Field 2 would be a table field with A1, A2, A3. Field 3 would be a table field with B1,B2, B3, etc. as needed.
3. Designate all fields (Table) for each sub category as mandatory based on a rule such as:
[Field 1] == A
This will then highlight and force the user to enter a value into the appropriate sub category field and assist with some data integrity issues that arise from having too many options/conflicting entry options in a table field. By using the 'Hide Blank Fields' option in the Details tab, you can hide the extra blank fields, making this work around a little cleaner visually