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I searched the forum but couldn't exactly find what i'm looking for.
I've a dashboard with lots of KPI's and filter on each KPI (filled/Not Filled)
Beneath a table. I now want to show:
So for instance when the filter next to "Date of Creation" is set to "Not Filled" i want to appear the column "Date of Creation" in the table below. When nothing is selected or "Filled" is selected i don't want the column "Date of Creation" to be shown.
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You need to do a couple of things then
Firstly, you need to change your filter; as it is set up now, you are not directly making a selection on Date of Creation. Re-write it as follows:
=aggr(IF([Date of Creation] ='', 'Not Filled', 'Filled'),[Date of Creation])
Then, in the column condition in your table, write the formula I gave you before:
=if(GetFieldSelections([Date of Creation]) = '',1,0)
In your table, under the column "Date of Creation", in the section "Show Column if", try writing this:
=if(GetFieldSelections(Filter) = 'Not Filled',1,0)
Thought of that allready but "Filter" is not a fieldname and I get the error invalid fieldname. All filters have the same name "Filter". Inside the Filter f.i. this expression is used: =IF([Date of Creation] <> '', 'Filled', 'Not Filled')
Then do it on Date of creation
=if(GetFieldSelections([Date of Creation]) = '',1,0)
Unfortuantely that's not what i mean.
I only want to show the column if the selection pane is used and set to "Not Filled"
In your solution the column is hidden based on the KPI-view.
You need to do a couple of things then
Firstly, you need to change your filter; as it is set up now, you are not directly making a selection on Date of Creation. Re-write it as follows:
=aggr(IF([Date of Creation] ='', 'Not Filled', 'Filled'),[Date of Creation])
Then, in the column condition in your table, write the formula I gave you before:
=if(GetFieldSelections([Date of Creation]) = '',1,0)
Hi,
Try
In Date Creation column look for Show If and enter
=NOT GETFIELDSELECTIONS(Filter)='Not Filled'
Hope this helps
Thanks Lorenzoconforti. Will give it a try
Thanks Gabriel but as 'Filter' is not a field name this doesn't work.
Let me know how it goes
The other option would be to set up a variable and a button with actions
The variable would determine whether or not to show the column
The button would have two actions assigned to it: change the value of the variable (to show/hide the column) and set field selection (to filter the data)