Adding the option to use variables in the rows and columns of dynatables
this would enable dynatables to be driven by comboboxes, and charts in canvas to respond to combobox changes, hugely improving the useability of dynatables and charts in canvas
I would add to the case here, that a usage of the subset editor in general would be highly appreciated. As stated by the creator, it (most) often is not the case, that a fixed row or column selection is used. In a standard planning application it is common e.g. to list elements based on a selection (combobox) from the canvas. E.g. show all cost centers of a specific legal entity or all products of a specific customer.
Thank you. To give more context, in the majority of tables created a dynarange is used. It is quite rare to create a table with hardcoded elements in the rows or columns. The most common setup is the dynarange returns a subset based on a combo box selection (e.g. children of the product group which is selected in the combobox, or months of the year selected in the combobox).
Thank you for your great idea. While we cannot commit to a specific target version, we will consider adding it to our future internal backlog. If you can add further information about the context of this feature, please add it here so we can evaluate it more fully.
Dynatable options in canvas: link to variables/ components
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When adding dynatables to a canvas, it is important to control certain options through user interaction (and thus other components like combo or check boxes). Thus a link to a variable or named range would be helpfull or even directly to a compone...
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I would add to the case here, that a usage of the subset editor in general would be highly appreciated. As stated by the creator, it (most) often is not the case, that a fixed row or column selection is used. In a standard planning application it is common e.g. to list elements based on a selection (combobox) from the canvas. E.g. show all cost centers of a specific legal entity or all products of a specific customer.
Thank you. To give more context, in the majority of tables created a dynarange is used. It is quite rare to create a table with hardcoded elements in the rows or columns. The most common setup is the dynarange returns a subset based on a combo box selection (e.g. children of the product group which is selected in the combobox, or months of the year selected in the combobox).
Thank you for your great idea. While we cannot commit to a specific target version, we will consider adding it to our future internal backlog. If you can add further information about the context of this feature, please add it here so we can evaluate it more fully.