Dependent choice values

[vinod6]

I have Field 2 dependent on Field 1.

Field 1:
A
B
C
D

Field 2:
Unknown
None
Empty
Populated

Can I have a choice on Field 2 show if any of the choices from Field 1 are selected? For example, I want Unknown to show if any of the choices are selected in Field 1. Or, I want Unknown to show if A, B or C is selected in Field 1. 
Can please provide a client script for this it is helpful. Thanks!

[Sebastian R_]

Hi @vinod6,

you can make the choice field dependent on another choice field. You can check out the OOTB example for incident.subcategory.

In the choice values set the "Dependent value" accordingly for the choice values

[sangrulkaradvai]

you can use onchange Clientscript of Field 1

function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading) {
    if (isLoading) return;

    g_form.clearOptions('field_2');

    // Show "Unknown" only for A, B, or C
    if (newValue == 'A' || newValue == 'B' || newValue == 'C') {
        g_form.addOption('field_2', 'unknown', 'Unknown');
    }

    // Add other options normally
    g_form.addOption('field_2', 'none', 'None');
    g_form.addOption('field_2', 'empty', 'Empty');
    g_form.addOption('field_2', 'populated', 'Populated');
}

 

[Sarthak Kashyap]

Hi @vinod6 ,

You can take a reference from category and subcategory field in incident form

Subcategory is dependent on category so if we select any category subcategory field will show that options only

Please mark my answer correct and helpful if this works for you

Thanks and Regards,

Sarthak

[Mohammed8]

Hi @vinod6 

Similar to Incident form category/subcategory fields config, I created two fields here: Field-1 and Field-2

Then to the dictionary of Field-1 , under choices Field-1 set like this:

Now go to dictionary of Field-2 and make it dependent on Field-1 as shown below:

Configure choices for field-2 as shown, you can tweak as per your use case further

Here is the result for above configuration:

If you find this answer useful, mark it as solution accepted/helpful

Thanks and Regards,

Mohammed Zakir