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09-02-2026 06:17 AM
Hi @Nisha30 ,
If you have a large number of values, it would be better to store them in a table and use a Reference Qualifier to make BoxB dependent on the value selected in BoxA.
If the values are maintained directly as Select Box options, I don't think there is an out-of-box way to make BoxB dynamically dependent on BoxA without using a Client Script.
Regards,
Harish
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09-02-2026 06:19 AM - edited 09-02-2026 07:03 AM
Initially i was thinking to make use of decision table however seems it can be only used when in Flow Designer.
We are trying to Avoid custom table as well.
Thanks
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09-02-2026 06:28 AM
Hi @Nisha30 ,
Decision Tables can also be used within scripts. You can copy the script generated by the Decision Table and use it into your GlideAjax Script Include .
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Harish
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09-02-2026 06:23 AM
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09-02-2026 06:27 AM
Hello @Nisha30 ,
Option 1 :
If Box A and Box B are both Choice type fields, you can link them directly through their dictionary configurations.
- Right-click Box B and select Configure Dictionary.
- Find the Dependent Field tab (or section).
- Check the Use dependent field checkbox.
- Select Box A as the dependent field.
- Save the record.
- Scroll down to the Choices related list.
- For each choice in Box B, double-click the Dependent value column and enter the exact Value (not Label) of the corresponding Box A choice.
Option 2 :
If Box A and Box B are Reference fields pointing to other tables, you should use an Advanced Reference Qualifier.
- Right-click Box B and select Configure Dictionary.
- Set the Use reference qualifier dropdown to Advanced.
- In the Reference qual field, enter a reference filter that references Box A's current value:
javascript:'u_box_a_reference_field=' + current.variables.box_a_variable_name;
Option 3 :
Otherwise, Client script is the last option.
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