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How to pass multi values for SysFilterValueFactory::createFilterValueForString() to filter the count on tiles.

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Posted on by Vijay Yelmame VY

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Hi Team,
I am working on the below form. I have requirement to filter the tiles count on change event of filter control, for single values it is working fine but for multi values it is not working.
I am looking to pass multi values to the createFilterValueForString method. Please let me know if anybody has done this before.

SysIFilterValue itemIdFilter = SysFilterValueFactory::createFilterValueForString(element.parmItemId(), extendedTypeNum(ItemIdSmall));
filter.addItem(itemIdFilter, SysFilterOperator::Equal, SysFilterValueResolutionMethod::None);

Expected : filter value will be like "Item1","Item2" then all the count of tiles only show record corresponding with Item1 and Item2.

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GirishS 27,843 Moderator on at

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Hi Vijay Yelmame,

There is no possibility to pass multiple value to SysFilterValueFactory. As you can see in that class - you can only pass Date, Date time, Integer, Common, Int64, String.

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Girish S.

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Subhad365 21 User Group Leader on at

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Hi Vijay,

Can we try to filter by using:

a. Taking all the selected values in a container: conItems.

b. Use a parameter with large string value (eg. Notes) so as to accommodate any number of selected items and then pass it on as element.parmItemId() , by casting the container to string using con2str(conItems).

c. Also we need to use a relevant EDT in place of ItemIdSmall.

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Subha

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