Which client script type runs when a cell in a list is edited?

Which client script type runs when a cell in a list is edited?

• A. onLoad
• B. onChange
• C. onSubmit
• D. onCellEdit

Answer: (D)

When a user edits a cell in a list, a client-side script designed for that per-cell event runs. This particular script type is onCellEdit, which is triggered specifically when a value in a list cell is changed and the edit is completed. It’s useful for immediate validation, calculations, or updating related fields right within the list row. The other script types serve different moments: onLoad runs when the form or page initially loads, not when a list cell is edited; onChange runs when a field value changes on a form (not in a list); and onSubmit runs when the form is submitted. So, the action that fires for a list cell edit is onCellEdit.

When a user edits a cell in a list, a client-side script designed for that per-cell event runs. This particular script type is onCellEdit, which is triggered specifically when a value in a list cell is changed and the edit is completed. It’s useful for immediate validation, calculations, or updating related fields right within the list row.

The other script types serve different moments: onLoad runs when the form or page initially loads, not when a list cell is edited; onChange runs when a field value changes on a form (not in a list); and onSubmit runs when the form is submitted.

So, the action that fires for a list cell edit is onCellEdit.