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hide my table

I want show my table, only when I select a value in the multiple selection...

I have a table and a multiple selection... I need it to be invisible and when I select a value in the multiple selection, I need it to appear, bringing what I asked. When I deselect the value, the table must vanish

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You can set the conditional show based on the selections in a field or fields. One way would be:

GetSelectedCount(Field1) > 0 Or GetSelectedCount(Field2) > 0


You would need some definition for each field.

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I don't undersand this way... I will explain: I want show my table, only when I click in a value on my multiple selection.. when I click again, this table must desappear
johnw
Champion III
Champion III

I'll try to explain his answer.

Right click on the table you want to be invisible. Select Properties. Go to the Layout tab. There's a "Show" radio button with Always and Conditional. Select Conditional. In the expression box that opens up, enter NMiller's expression. Change "Field1" and "Field2" in his expression to the fields you want to control the table. Click OK.

I'm not sure that you really wanted two fields, though. If you just want one field, use this instead:

GetSelectedCount(Field1)

We both appear to be interpreting what you asked for the same way. So if that's not it, you may need to explain it a third time.

pover
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Are you looking for something like the attached?

Put a formula like "=getselectedcount(Customer)>0" in the Conditional field of the Layout tab in the table that you want to show and hide.

Regards.

Edit: Beaten again. Time for a break.

johnw
Champion III
Champion III


Karl Pover wrote:Edit: Beaten again. Time for a break.


Yeah, but you posted a working example, so you get bonus points. 🙂

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thank you very much, friends

I used the: GetSelectedCount(Field1)

I had exactly what I wanted

thank you again