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Hello Everyone,
I inherited this Document with a dropdown. I can't figure out where it's getting it's data property set. Here is a picture of the ListBox, it's in a container, but I've taken it out for simpler examination.
When I look at the properties, I see that the Field is "Hierarchy Drill Down" and that it has 2 linked objects. How on earth do I hunt down these linked objects?
When I do search in the script for the term "Hier" amongst all tabs, I find nothing.
I do however find where the pertinent data population this hellish listbox is coming from,
CompanyGrouping:
LOAD
Whse_District,
// Company,
BusinessUnit,
Division
FROM
E:\01.Repository\EXTERNAL\EXCEL\FGExtrapolation\FGExtrapolation.xlsx
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet2)
;
But that's it, there is nothing linking the CompanyGrouping table to anything called a "Hierarchy Drill-Down" or a listbox of any kind.
The Up Arrow is the clue to what is going on.
Your listbox is using a Drill-Down dimension. On a chart (any chart) select the Dimensions Tab, and then click on Edit Groups. You should find the Hierarchy Drill-Down group there.
The Up Arrow is the clue to what is going on.
Your listbox is using a Drill-Down dimension. On a chart (any chart) select the Dimensions Tab, and then click on Edit Groups. You should find the Hierarchy Drill-Down group there.
The arrow in the caption indicates a group.
Check the groups
Okay, so @Colin Albert's solution didn't seem to work out of the box for me, but it put me so close that anyone with a room temperature IQ could figure it out. I'll post what I found here.
The Dimensions tab is nowhere to be found after Right-Clicking Properties
So I went to Settings > Document Properties > Groups and I found he offending Group!
I simply deleted the offending Group which is no longer listed in the photo above, and I was on my way!
Thank you for yalls help.