Hi all, In a previous post i've asked a question about organisation structures in my app, i've changed the way i've done it (hence a new post) and have come up against an issue. Rather than using enums to get all the different structures in i've used a data base and reference selectors. Here is the domain model. What i want to do now is make it so when adding/editing CorePropertyInformation, you can select the Level 2 structure, depending on what you select, a new dropdown/reference selector will appear and give you all Level 3 options that are referenced to the Level 2 option you selected. Then same again, Level 4 will appear showing options referenced to the Level 3 you selected. I originally had this set up so you link to to Level 4 and Level 2 & 3 auto populate, but the client would like to start at Level 2 and work down the tree, as some properties will only be linked to a Level 2. In the reference selector's "Selectable Object" option I can make it so in a level 3 selector it only shows the results from a certain Level 2 value, but doing it this way would mean i'd have to have a reference selector for every Level 3 and every Level 4, this is well over 100 and that is not practical. Is there anyway to limit what the user can pick in the Level 3 selector based on what they choose in level 2 and same again for level 4 based on level 3. I've wondered about a microflow but can't work out the right way to do it. Or is there another way that anyone can suggest! Many thanks! Garion EDIT: I've now got this. However when I try to import my data using the Excel importer it does not add the reference. I've add all Level 2 fields, then gone to add Level 3. Level 3 imports fine but does not reference level 3.
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Garion Swann
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I would solve it differently. I would make the level an attribute so you can make level 2, 3 and 4 just one object. Then create a self reference. This way you have multiple options to show only the right levels. And I would create a microflow that checks the tree structure and gives feedback on tree faults.
Regards,
Ronald
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Ronald Catersels
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Has anyone got any suggestions on this one please?