@sravanb please try the change event of the dropdown to code as many tokens as you want. Since you have provided partial code, I can help with only as much detail I can add. Following is the Dropdown code with <change> event handler that sets new token tokSelectedField based on the dropdown value selected: .... .... <label>QueueType</label> <choice value="EnterpriseCompanyQueueListener.log">Merch</choice> <choice value="InventoryOwnerQueueListener.log">NonMerch</choice> <default>EnterpriseCompanyQueueListener.log</default> <initialValue>EnterpriseCompanyQueueListener.log</initialValue> <change> <condition label="Merch"> <set token="tokSelectedField">ENTERPRISE_COMPANY</set> </condition> <condition label="NonMerch"> <set token="tokSelectedField">INVENTORY_OWNER </set> </condition> </change> </input> .... .... .... Then use the token $tokSelectedField$ in the table command in the query. It will have value either ENTERPRISE_COMPANY or INVENTORY_OWNER based on your dropdown value selected i.e. |table _time LogID $tokSelectedField$ VEHICLE_ID ... <search> <query> .... .... |table _time LogID $tokSelectedField$ VEHICLE_ID STOREID STOCK_NUMBER STATUS_MESSAGE FAIL_REASON ERROR_MESSAGE IS_CVS_READ_SUCCESS IS_DATAEDGE_READ_SUCCESS IS_DATAEDGE_UPDATE_SUCCESS HTTP_CD CVS_FIELDS CVSVALUES DMS_FIELDS DMSVALUES | sort _time desc </query> .... .... Please try out and confirm! ... View more