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WCrihfield
in reply to: SpokenEarth

OK. I'm seeing a total of two parameters involved in the two rules you posted above. The same two that appear to be used in the Form in the first image you posted. But in the second image of a Form you posted, it is showing what looks like 4 drop-down lists and one radio group, which it seems to me would be representing 5 different multi-value parameters. After reviewing your two rules, I assume at least the one labeled "Din 32676 Series 1 Set List And Default" is a local rule, because it seems to be accessing the paramater named "Type" directly by name without quotes. That one should automatically be fired to run whenever the value of Type changes. The other rule won't automatically fire for any reason, unless you have added it to the Event Triggers dialog under one of its listed events, because it doesn't contain any direct (unquoted) parameter names. Also, even though Type has a long list of possible values, your second rule is only checking for a couple of its possible values. So even if you did run that second rule, it would only do something if Type was currently set to one of those two values. Then Type is one of those two values, it looks like it is changing the list of values for the parameter named "SIZE", then setting its value. So if you were using the form in that first image, and these were the only two rules involved, I would think that when you changed the value of Type in the Form, it would cause the second rule to run, then if the new value of Type was one of those two values, it would update the list of available values under SIZE. Are the names of both parameters in the rules correct and is capitalization correct?

Wesley Crihfield

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