This document came from Jimmy Hang 's discussion
Just tried out the Cascading drop Down feature in O365, and I wanted to share the experience
First thing first, why will you need “Cascading Dropdown”? | Because it’s “User Friendly”
Example: create a form where user can choose a value in a
“Country” field then the next field “City” will filter and display the cities
for the chosen country.
Requirements:
Nintex Form for O365
One SharePoint Main List
Two support SharePoint List
First create a support list named Country:
Then create a second support list named City | in the City
List create a lookup column “Country” with lookup to the “Country List”
My main list is named “CascadingDropDown” | it has three
columns | Title | Country (lookup to country list) | City (lookup to city list)
In the ”CascadingDropDown” list in the ribbon choose to
customize with Nintex Forms
This will send you to the Nintex Form Designer view | we
won’t make any big changes to the form just the “City” field control
Double click on the City
field control to bring up the control settings | we will filter the selection
based on the “Country” field control
Save and Publish your form | when adding a new item you can
now choose “Country” and “City” will filter the selections available
Great Works on bringing this cool feature to O365, thank you!
ENJOY!!
This document was generated from the following discussion: Cascading Drop Down – With Nintex Form in O365
