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How to create multiselect lookup in AX 2012

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Hi There,

I have a requirement where i need to show multiselect lookup on field and captured selected values.

Can anybody tell me how can i achive this? is there any control available in AX2012?

Thanks.

Regards,

rahul

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    Sasha Nazarov Profile Picture
    901 on at

    Hi Rahul,

    Take a look at Tutorial_LookupMultiSelectDialog class.

    Regards,

    Sasha

  • Rahul Gopaldas Solanke Profile Picture
    950 on at

    Thanks Sasha.

  • Rahul Gopaldas Solanke Profile Picture
    950 on at

    I have requirement to create lookup on grid field and display/save multiple selected values in grid.

    Normal lookup doesn't work for multiselect in grid.

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    Muhammad Yasir Profile Picture
    1,023 on at

    Hi Rahul,

    Follow this link, this will help you.

    yasirnedian.blogspot.com/.../how-to-select-multiple-selected-values.html

    Regards,

    Yasir

  • Nidhi semwal Profile Picture
    25 on at

    I have same requirement.

    how to do multi select option in grid control.

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    Faqruddin Profile Picture
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    Ramanan.M Profile Picture
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    JII SAADUDDIN Profile Picture
    1,832 on at

    Yes you can achieve that.

    - Open AOT

    - Queries / DataSources / Add Field e.g.: "onelookup"

    - Designs / Add Fields, make "Yes" auto declaration

    Example Below code:

    #1 Form:

    public class FormRun extends objectRun

    {

    sysLookupMultiSelectCtrl     multiselect;

    }

    #2 Init forms

    public void init()

    {

    super();

    multiselect = sysLookupMultiselectCtrl::Construct(element,One,querystr(onellokup));

    }

    # close() of form

    public void close()

    {

    super();

    convies(multiselect.get());

    }

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    JII SAADUDDIN Profile Picture
    1,832 on at

    Or take a look this related topics tutorial

    www.dynamics101.com/using-multi-select-lookup-control-microsoft-dynamics-ax-2012

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    on at

    try this, both for ax 2012 and 365

    github.com/.../MultiSelectLookupForFormDSField.zip

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