I need to create a filter for one of the columns in my module. It is not part of the dimension and it needs to be a drop down select list not the default filters in the module.
How do I accomplish this?
@acarrara
Create a module that we will use to select the object to be filtered. This will be the same list that is used in the target module.
Create a new line item in the target module and format this as boolean. This will the line item that we will eventual use inn our filter.
Use the following formula; =Target.Filter = FilterSelection.ListItem
The boolean will register as TRUE when the line item in our selector equals the line item from the drop down in the target module.
In the UX apply a filter in the grid settings using the filter line item in the target as your filter criteria.
Good luck, Chris
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