Hide Related List based on Record

[Kart-19]

PR Description:

Hide Related List based on record.

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[ravichandra1998g]

Hello @Kart-19

• This can be done without the script OOB by checking omit if empty check box, which will hide the related list if there are no records..
  Open the record and set the field 'Omit if empty' to true.

[ravichandra1998g]

I'm closing this for now. Please reopen/ submit a new PR after adding more context to this

[Kart-19]

Hey @ravichandra1998g
After I habituated myself to the script, whenever an issue occurs, my first instinct is to think of the script. I really appreciate you reminding me of the fundamentals of OOB; I had completely overlooked them. Thanks again for the valuable guidance will keep that in mind.