Is there a limit on the number of values for a reference qualifier

[Cupcake]

I created a table that has a list of item descriptions, in which I only want certain descriptions to be displayed based on the category. I submitted a previous question and it was suggested to use reference qualifiers. So I did, now the dilema is one of the categories has about 19 descriptions that I want to be visible if that category is selected. I had no issue setting up the reference qualifier but after the 4th value, all of the other values are removed.

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        FYI: I tried different options such as Item Desciption CONTAINs and then kept selecting OR,

                      I tried Item Description IS and the exact name of the description, followed by selecting OR,

                      I tried Item Description is one of and pasting all the values in the list.

No matter what I used, it is only allowing 4 values.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks,

Karen

[Abhinay Erra · Accepted solution]

Yes, that will more easy to code and maintain. Add a field called category to map all the descriptions to different categories.

[Cupcake]

Thank you I will update the table and include a field called category. So should if there are 5 descriptions that use the same category then I should have that category name for each description. Is that correct?

[Abhinay Erra]

Yes that is correct.

[Cupcake]

Thank you again. So I've updated the table to include the category field, Should I control it using the Simple Reference Qualifier or will i still need to use the Advanced with scripting.

[Abhinay Erra]

So what are the field types of category on the reference table and variable type of category on the item?