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Always One selected Value

Hi All,

Cant we select more than one value from a list box if we are enabling Always One selected Value??

Is there a way to over come this Problem?

BR,

Neehu

8 Replies
senpradip007
Specialist III
Specialist III

What your exact requirement is.

ashfaq_haseeb
Champion III
Champion III

Hi,

it allows to select only 1 value at a time.

Regards

ASHFAQ

alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Unfortunately no, to manage this problem use conditional view in objects ant test the getselectedcount(field)

Let me know

tresesco
MVP
MVP

'Always One Selected Value' - means always ONE selected. You are probably looking something for 'at least one selected',  that you can't directly achieve. Playing with trigger could help there.

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Author

Hi Pradip,

The requirement is :

Lets say I have Billions of records. So when user clicks Clear button it is clearing all the selections hence the application is getting hang for some time becaus we have different charts.

So inorder to over come this in YEAR field I had selected "Always One selected Value".

So that when ever user clicks on Clear Button atleast one value will be selected in year so that the burden on charts will be reduced.

But If I enable the option "Always One selected Value". I am unable to select more than one year in YEAR field.

How to achieve this ?

alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

As I told you before use the calculation condition in the general tab of your chart and set as condition

GetSelectedCount(Year)

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Author

Hi Neeharika,

This checkbox is for selecting the only one value. I think you need at least one selected value in checkbox,

in that case

ListBox - Always at least one Selected Value needed (not Always One Selected Value)

With Regards

Harshita Gaur

MarcoWedel

You could include a conditional show statement in your charts that only enables them, if there are any selected values in your YEAR field.

something like:

=GetSelectedCount(YEAR)

hope this helps

regards

Marco