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# Rich Text Fields in Checklist

We’ve introduced **rich text field** to the list of checklist fields in Unifize, giving you greater control over formatting, clarity, and communication within your records.

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**What’s New:**

* Add **bold**, *italic*, and underline text
* Create **ordered and unordered lists**
* Insert clickable **links**
* Use **headings**, separators, and inline formatting for better readability
* Maintain **structure and formatting** across multi-line content

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**Where it works:**

* Checklist fields of type ‘Rich Text’

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**Why it matters:**

* Improve clarity and emphasis within checklists
* Fields that require detailed notes or instructions
* Add structured formatting to SOPs, deviations, and validations
* Reduce confusion and misinterpretation by making key points stand out

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**Availability:**

Rich text is now available in the list of all checklist fields across all processes.

> 🔗  [Learn how to use rich text in checklist fields](/user-guide/data-and-process-management/rich-text-in-checklist.md)


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