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Can you set token with multiple values?

Thenmozhi1
Engager

Hi,

I am trying to change/control many multi-select dropdowns by one Master_multi-select dropdown value/checks.

So I am trying to use more than one value in the set-token tag. But it is not working, if I give 2 values in the Set-token tag. then it will get merge but if I give a single value then it is working fine.

I tried multiple ways like double quotes, single quotes, and many symbols, but I could not find the solution.

 

Please find the below example and help me to find a solution.

 

<set token="form.Filter1"> "rejected" , "new" </set>

out put will be like below. 

Thenmozhi1_0-1633281655240.png

 

But the expectation is like below

Thenmozhi1_1-1633281655325.png

 

 

Example in multiselect code:-

<input type="dropdown" token="MasterFilter_Token">
<label>MasterFilter</label>
...,

<change>
<condition>

<set token="form.Filter1"> "new", "rejected", "closed" </set>

...,

</condition>
</change>

...,

 

@token1 @Anonymous @splunk 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Rather than set try using eval and split to return a multi-value field

<eval token="form.Filter1">split("rejected,new",",")</eval>

 

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Thenmozhi1
Engager

Hi,

It is working fine.

Thanks a lot for your valuable support and help !!! 😊 

ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Rather than set try using eval and split to return a multi-value field

<eval token="form.Filter1">split("rejected,new",",")</eval>

 

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