Field Overrides Window

Use the Field Overrides window to locate where a selected field has been overriden. To view overrides for multiple fields, you can open multiple instances of the Field Overrides window at a time.

Element	Description
Field	The selected field. To view the overrides for another field, select the field from the drop-down list.
Mode	Enables you to switch between field overrides or privilege overrides for the selected field.
Options	These options hide various levels of information (non-overridden items, affected items). By default, these options are all selected. To retain your option settings, click the Save Options button.
Overrides Area	This area displays where the selected field is used in workflows and transitions. Bold type means the workflow or transition contains an override for the selected field. Italics type means the workflow or transition has inherited the field override. Grayed out type means the workflow or transition does not contain an override for the selected field, and has not inherited a field override either.
Go to property editor	To open the field in the applicable property editor, select the field, workflow, or transition and then click Go to property editor. Alternatively, you can right-click an item and select Go to property editor, or double-click an item to open the field in the property editor.

Field Privileges Window

Use the Field Privileges window to locate where a selected field belongs to a privilege section that has been overriden. To view overrides for multiple fields, you can open multiple instances of the Field Privileges window at a time.

Element	Description
Field	The selected field. To view the privilege overrides for another field, select the field from the drop-down list.
Mode	Enables you to switch between field overrides or privilege overrides for the selected field.
Options	These options hide various levels of information (non-overridden items, affected items). By default, these options are all selected. To retain your option settings, click the Save Options button.
Privilege Override Area	This area groups the workflows, states, and transitions by privilege section for the selected field. Bold type means the workflow, state, or transition has an overriden field order or privilege section. Italics type means the workflow or transition has inherited the overriden field order or privilege section. Grayed out type means the workflow or transition does not have an overriden field order or privilege section, and has not inherited an overriden field order or privilege section either.
Go to property editor	To open the field in the applicable property editor, select the field, workflow, state, or transition and then click Go to property editor. Alternatively, you can double-click the item in the privilege override area to open it in the property editor.