In a form, it would be great to be able to set up a validation that would not allow certain email domains (such as @gmail.com or @yahoo.com).
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Yes, or would only allow certain email domains, such as the one for our workplace! The validation logic setup could offer two fields: "Email Domains to Prohibit", and "Email Domains to Allow" (If the latter is left blank, allow all except those specifically prohibited).
I have a form that collects Requester Email and there are a couple of reasons it would be really helpful to only allow emails using certain domains (those associated with our business units).
1) The main domain for our organization is long and prone to typos
2) We don't want people using their personal email addresses
3) If the email address they enter is wrong, then they won't receive any of the follow-up emails and confirmation emails that are built into the sheet's workflow.
I agree - I have use cases where it would be beneficial if the form could have a validation/rule that would only allow specific type of email addresses, such as validating that only a company email address was used.
As an organization of more than 10,000 employees working in more than 80 lines of business, it would make far more sense for administrators to be able to allow sharing with all domains EXCEPT these problematic ones over here, instead of trying to identify every single domain that one of our employees may be collaborating with just so we can prevent sharing with gmail and hotmail emails.
Like the comment above, we do not want people using their personal email addresses for work stuff, and only giving the option to maintain a safe list is needlessly restrictive.
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