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Author: chcomley

docs/reference/add-modify-field.md

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 Pick lists get defined in different ways, such as through the user interface, WIT workflows, or by adding user accounts to a project, as shown in the following table.   
 
-> |WIT definition  |Command line change (On-premises XML process) |
-> |-------------|----------|  
-> |- [Customize a pick list](#picklist)<br/>- [Add rules to a field](#add-rules)<br/>- [Add a custom field](#add-custom-field)<br/>- [Change the field label on the form](#change-label)<br/>- [Add a custom control](#custom-control) |- [List fields](../boards/work-items/work-item-fields.md#list-fields)<br/>- [Change a field attribute](#change-attribute) <br/>- [Delete a field](#delete-field)<br/>- [Index a field](#index-field)  | 
+|WIT definition  |Command line change (On-premises XML process) |
+|-------------|----------|  
+|- [Customize a pick list](#picklist)<br/>- [Add rules to a field](#add-rules)<br/>- [Add a custom field](#add-custom-field)<br/>- [Change the field label on the form](#change-label)<br/>- [Add a custom control](#custom-control) |- [List fields](../boards/work-items/work-item-fields.md#list-fields)<br/>- [Change a field attribute](#change-attribute) <br/>- [Delete a field](#delete-field)<br/>- [Index a field](#index-field)  | 
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ To change a field attribute or rename a field, use the **witadmin** command line
 
 <a id="edit">  </a>
 
-## To edit a WIT definition file 
+## Edit a WIT definition file 
 
 To add rules or add a custom field, export, edit, and then import the WIT definition file.
 
@@ -100,27 +100,23 @@ The field appears as a checkbox on the form.
 
 Pick lists are enumerated values displayed in drop-down menus on work item forms and in the **Value** column of the query editor. To customize a pick list for most string or integer fields, edit the WIT definition. For example, use the following XML to add a custom Resolution field with a pick list.
 
-:::row:::
-   :::column span="1":::
-   Custom field and pick list   
-   ![Custom pick list](media/custom-pick-list.png)
-   :::column-end:::
-   :::column span="2":::
-   ```
-   <FIELD name="Resolution" refname="MyCompany.Resolution" type="String">    
-   <ALLOWEDVALUES>
-      <LISTITEM value="By Design" />
-      <LISTITEM value="Duplicate" />
-      <LISTITEM value="External" />
-      <LISTITEM value="Fixed" />
-      <LISTITEM value="Not Repro" />
-      <LISTITEM value="Postponed" />
-      <LISTITEM value="Won't Fix" />
-   </ALLOWEDVALUES>
-   </FIELD>
-   ```
-   :::column-end:::
-:::row-end:::
+Custom field and pick list   
+![Screenshot shows a Custom pick list.](media/custom-pick-list.png)
+
+
+```XML
+<FIELD name="Resolution" refname="MyCompany.Resolution" type="String">    
+<ALLOWEDVALUES>
+   <LISTITEM value="By Design" />
+   <LISTITEM value="Duplicate" />
+   <LISTITEM value="External" />
+   <LISTITEM value="Fixed" />
+   <LISTITEM value="Not Repro" />
+   <LISTITEM value="Postponed" />
+   <LISTITEM value="Won't Fix" />
+</ALLOWEDVALUES>
+</FIELD>
+```
 
 Rules allow you to combine lists, restrict who can access a list, and set conditions for when a list appears on the work item form. You can use the **expanditems** and **filteritems** attributes to control whether a distribution list shows individual members or filters specific items.
 
@@ -143,22 +139,22 @@ For example, the following code snippet enforces a rule that only members of the
 
 You can apply rules to fields to achieve the following actions:
 
-> | Action | XML Element |
-> |---|---|  
-> | Add a tool-tip to a field. | **HELPTEXT** |  
-> | Define or restrict the values a field can have. | **CANNOTLOSEVALUE**, **EMPTY**, **FROZEN**, **NOTSAMEAS**, **READONLY**, **REQUIRED** |  
-> | Copy a value or set a default value for a field. | **COPY**, **DEFAULT**, **SERVERDEFAULT** |  
-> | Restrict who can modify a field. | **VALIDUSER**, **for**, **not** |  
-> | Enforce pattern matching for string fields. | **MATCH** |  
-> | Apply rules conditionally based on other field values. | **WHEN**, **WHENNOT**, **WHENCHANGED**, **WHENNOTCHANGED** |  
+| Action | XML Element |
+|---|---|  
+| Add a tool-tip to a field. | **HELPTEXT** |  
+| Define or restrict the values a field can have. | **CANNOTLOSEVALUE**, **EMPTY**, **FROZEN**, **NOTSAMEAS**, **READONLY**, **REQUIRED** |  
+| Copy a value or set a default value for a field. | **COPY**, **DEFAULT**, **SERVERDEFAULT** |  
+| Restrict who can modify a field. | **VALIDUSER**, **for**, **not** |  
+| Enforce pattern matching for string fields. | **MATCH** |  
+| Apply rules conditionally based on other field values. | **WHEN**, **WHENNOT**, **WHENCHANGED**, **WHENNOTCHANGED** |  
 
 System fields, identified by the "System" prefix, for example, System.ID, allow limited rule customization. For instance, you can't copy or clear fields that track who created, changed, or closed a work item, or system-managed date-time fields.
 
 For details on field rules and restrictions, see [Rules and rule evaluation](../organizations/settings/work/rule-reference.md).
 
 <a id="add-custom-field">  </a>
 
-## To add a custom field
+## Add a custom field
 
 To add a custom field, edit the WIT definition to add a **FIELD** element within the **FIELDS** section and a **Control** element within the **FORM** section. 
 
@@ -218,7 +214,7 @@ To add a custom field, edit the WIT definition to add a **FIELD** element within
 
 <a id="change-label">  </a>
 
-## To change the field label on a work item form
+## Change the field label on a work item form
 
 To modify the field label, change the value assigned to the ```Control``` element ```Label``` attribute. To remove a field from the work item form, delete the ```Control``` element associated with the field. 
 
@@ -262,10 +258,10 @@ To add a custom control to the new web form, see [WebLayout and Control elements
 
 ## Change an attribute of an existing field 
 
-You use **witadmin changefield** to change the attributes of an existing field. For example, the following command changes the friendly name defined for MyCompany.Type to Evaluation Method.  
+You use **witadmin changefield** to change the attributes of an existing field. For example, the following command changes the friendly name defined for `MyCompany.Type` to Evaluation Method.
 
 ```
-witadmin changefield /collection:http://AdventureWorksServer:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection /n:MyCompany.Type /name:"Evaluation Method"
+witadmin changefield /collection:http://AdventureWorksServer:8080/ DefaultCollection/n:MyCompany.Type /name:"Evaluation Method"
 ```  
 
 The following table summarizes the attributes you can change using [witadmin changefield](witadmin/manage-work-item-fields.md).