Listbox Hiding

[#1]

hai,

I have attached one sample file with this post.

What i want is

according to my selection from 'T1' Listbox the appropriate  listboxes should be displayed.

My selction may be single or multiple then the other listboxes should be hide other than the selection.

Eg:

My Selection:

A->A (Hide:B,C,D)

A,B->A,B (Hide:C,D)

A,B,C->A,B,C(Hide:D)

like this proceeds.

By default all should be visible.

Note: For your Understanding i have attached the sample file and if you sent any files to me ,I am not able to open those files in my system.

can any one help in this please....

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Please see attached example file. Make selections in the T1 field and the lower row of boxes should behave the way you want

[#3 · Accepted solution]

Hi Johannes,

I am not able to open your file because my system is not having fullversion.

I have already described about that in  my post.

Can you tell me the way/procedure to do how?

Thanks....

[#4]

Hi ravi,

try to use the conditional show. You can find it in listbox properties --> layout tab --> "show conditional". Check the according radio button and use an expression like this:

=wildmatch(concat( T1), '*A*')

for the first listbox.

Regards, Roland

[#5]

Hi Roland ,

Thanks for your reply and it is working fine.

But Is there any way to set the same position for the displayed Listbox if we choose a single selection from the available.

Similarly for setting the specified positions if we go for multi selection like that.

Thanks........

[#6]

Sorry, don't know a way to do that. Perhaps via macros ?

Hint: Use a new thread to get more attention.

RR

[#7]

Hi Roland,

Once again Thanks for your reply,

I didn't understand what you are trying to convey me through your post.

Thanks...

[#8]

Hi Ravi,

this thread is marked as solved because I answered the question and it helped you. The second quest is still open and I have no solution.

But in the forum are a lot of guys waiting to answer questions. To get their (full) attention it is better to open a new thread and post the (second) question again instead of appending it to this thread.

HtH

Roland

[#9]

Hi Roland,

Thanks for your reply

Now i am understanding.

Thanks....