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In my experience, this can happen when an expression that's used only or primarily in forms exercises a bug in AppSheet itself.
To find the problem, remove all expressions from all settings of all columns of that table, save the config, and reload the form. If the problem was with one of the expressions, the form should load without problems. Then add one expression back, save, and open the form. If the form loads okay, leave the expression there and restore another one. Save, load form. Repeat until you find the expression that causes the problem.
The most common cause (again, in my experience) is an IFS() expression that does not have a default case, and so does not always produce a result. I've also seen problems with EXTRACT...() functions.
I solve the problem yesterday. I did almost what you said. So for people who's facing this problem this is what I did.
I made a copy os the form and stared removing the collumn in the UX editor. So when I deleted the one that was with a bug the form immediately popped up.
For some reason my formula was creating the bug and the formula was a valid formula. So I when back to the table editor and did some changes to that formula and I got it working again with a new formular.
In my experience, this can happen when an expression that's used only or primarily in forms exercises a bug in AppSheet itself.
To find the problem, remove all expressions from all settings of all columns of that table, save the config, and reload the form. If the problem was with one of the expressions, the form should load without problems. Then add one expression back, save, and open the form. If the form loads okay, leave the expression there and restore another one. Save, load form. Repeat until you find the expression that causes the problem.
The most common cause (again, in my experience) is an IFS() expression that does not have a default case, and so does not always produce a result. I've also seen problems with EXTRACT...() functions.
I solve the problem yesterday. I did almost what you said. So for people who's facing this problem this is what I did.
I made a copy os the form and stared removing the collumn in the UX editor. So when I deleted the one that was with a bug the form immediately popped up.
For some reason my formula was creating the bug and the formula was a valid formula. So I when back to the table editor and did some changes to that formula and I got it working again with a new formular.
Well done!
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