Hi everyone,
I've been playing around with parameter formulas and find them pretty useful, however I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to have a conditional formula for a parameter while still being able to manually modify the value of that parameter.
let me explain: I have a Key Plan Parameter that is "Yes/No", as well as a couple Area parameters, all "Yes/No" as well.
What I would like to achieve is if "Key Plan" is No, then all the Area parameters are no as well, however if Key Plan is Yes, then all the Area parameters could be either Yes or No, letting it up to the user to decide.
Is there a way to achieve that using conditional formulas?
Ideally, to push it even further, if there was a way to set it up in such a way that if one area is Yes, then all the other ones are No (basically having the area parameters behave like radio buttons), that would be awesome.
Thanks!
Antoine
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This works great, thanks!
I'm assuming the radio buttons-like area parameters however is not feasible, correct?
@a-carpentier wrote:
This works great, thanks!
I'm assuming the radio buttons-like area parameters however is not feasible, correct?
I am not clear on this part. Are the checked boxes not the same as the radio buttons?
When using radio buttons, only one box can be checked at a time. So checking one unchecks the others automatically.
With the current checkboxes several of the area parameters could be Yes at the same time.
Thanks,
Antoine
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