Hello!
To filter a table a need multiple filters array, I would need checkboxes so visually I can tell wich one is selected or not. It´s possible to populate different checkboxes from a single query?
For example if I got a query with [ACC,PRF,PRL,PRR,Z1,Z2...]
Do you have a single query that can get all your data points? Something like
SELECT
ACC,
PRF,
PRL,
#rest of columns
FROM someTable
?
If so,I would put that in a custom proprety somewhere, or a session prop if this is used all over your project, and then you can use try({path.to.dataset},[0, 'ACC'], False)
where 0 is the row number (Assuming you can get this all in one row), 'ACC' is the column name, and False represents a fallback value you don't get anything, to get the value out of that dataset. Bind it to the selected prop.
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The query is :
SELECT DISTINCT
CASE
WHEN A.COMPANYLEVEL=5 THEN SUBSTR(WO.ASSET,11)
WHEN A.COMPANYLEVEL > 5 THEN SUBSTR((SELECT APA.PARENTASSET FROM ASSETPARENTASSET APA INNER JOIN ASSET B ON
APA.COMPANY=B.COMPANY AND APA.PARENTASSET=B.ASSET WHERE APA.COMPANY=WO.COMPANY AND APA.ASSET=WO.ASSET AND
A.COMPANYLEVEL=5),11)
ELSE N'SD' END AS FAMILIA,0 AS INCLUDED
FROM WORKORDER WO INNER JOIN ASSET A ON WO.COMPANY=A.COMPANY AND WO.ASSET=A.ASSET
WHERE WO.COMPANY='TIENDAS'
ORDER BY FAMILIA
I learnt this from Transistor.
with the result [ACC,PRF,PRL,PRR,Z1,Z2...]
then will need to filter a table based on the correspondent checkboxes
I will do a custom property with a expression structure

and the script transform like:
selected_work_types = []
# Check each work type checkbox and append corresponding value if selected
if value['listWorkType_ACC']:
selected_work_types.append('ACC')
if value['listWorkType_PRF']:
selected_work_types.append('PRF')
if value['listWorkType_PRL']:
selected_work_types.append('PRL')
if value['listWorkType_PRR']:
selected_work_types.append('PRR')
if value['listWorkType_Z1']:
selected_work_types.append('Z1')
if value['listWorkType_Z2']:
selected_work_types.append('Z2')
if value['listWorkType_Z3']:
selected_work_types.append('Z3')
if value['listWorkType_Z4']:
selected_work_types.append('Z4')
if value['listWorkType_Z5']:
selected_work_types.append('Z5')
# Return a comma-separated string of selected work types, or None if none are selected
return ','.join(selected_work_types) if selected_work_types else None
the problem is that i would like to get the checkboxes values from the query and not fixed
If you have the data in a dataset somewhere you can just bind the checkbox with an expression to the selected record and field
{../Table.props.selection.data[0].ACC}
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Ok, thank you all, will try, coming back if I have some issue!
This sub query here will make your query slow. It also likely depends on it returning only a single value. I would see if you can merge this into the main query instead, otherwise that query will be run for every single row that's returned. I would also format the whole query to be more readible for future you and future other people
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