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Drilldown into a multiselect input

nsantiago17
Explorer

Hi everyone,

I have a drilldown with the following values: "Fin", "Gar", "Mid", "Risc" and "Nuc" and when I select Fin (for example), the multiselect must show the following options: "LNR", "MTF" and "SLF", when you select "Gar", the multiselect must show 3 others options and so it goes.

Thanks in advance.

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Kawtar
Path Finder

Hello,

this is working example:

  1. Multiselect Drilldown




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niketn
Legend

@nsantiago17 where is the drilldown coming from? Also from where will you get the correlation like FIN --> LNR, MTF, SLF etc? Can you add what is the code you currently have and what is not working for you?

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nsantiago17
Explorer

The drilldown comes from a table, I'm using the lookup command to load them to the search and the FIN is the index, the LNR, MTF and SLF are the values below the index.

FIN | GAR | ....

LNR ABC ....
MTF ACB ....
SLF BAC ....

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

You are going to have to be more descriptive and clear. For example, your last sentence is the exact opposite of the description above it. It makes no sense.

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nsantiago17
Explorer

Thanks for the advice, I've edited the question.

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

I am even more confused than before. Are you sure you said it the way that you meant it?

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