We have about 200 custom Gravity Forms on our site. We have Admin Columns Pro and have the Gravity Forms integration turned on. We’d like to add an “entry date” column to all of our Gravity Forms in the admin view.

I have this code, which seems to work for the first form only (in functions.php):

// Gravity Forms Customization for Entry Date Column
function add_entry_date_entries( $table_columns, $form_id ){
    $table_columns['date_created'] = 'Entry Date';
    return $table_columns;
}
add_filter( 'gform_entry_list_columns', 'add_entry_date_entries', 10, 2 );

However, when I turn off the Gravity Forms integration in Admin Columns Pro, it seems to work without issue. The downside there is that turning that off gives me every single column in the form, which is not ideal.

The goal here is to:
– Keep the form columns as (seem to be) defined by Admin Columns Pro
– Simply add an “Entry Date” column to each an every existing and future form (preferably as the last column)
– I know we can probably do this manually, but that doesn’t sound appealing

Is there maybe a way to keep the form settings while the Admin Columns Pro Gravity Forms Integration is on, so that when we turn it off, we can “re-import” that setting to avoid having to manually go form by form?

Yes, I already asked Gravity Forms support (they said check with Admin Columns Pro).
I also asked Microsoft Copilot, which was not too helpful.

Thanks!