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Hello,
Here is my Problem I have a Cascading lookup in my Nintex Form that works. The problem is that for some of the selections when filtered there are no results. I want to hide those lookup controls when empty but because of the default return value of a lookup (null) I can't get the rule to work. If I use the Rule isnullorempty(Affiliation) or not(Affiliation) it will hide but will not unhide when required to enter more Choices. What am I doing wrong?
Hi Daniel,
What you'll have to do is write a rule that targets the prior selected value of the prior lookup ---- so if you select a value in List Lookup A that dictates List lookup B should be shown, then you're rule should account for this. Depending on the number of permutations/values, your rule may become complex or long so you will have to figure out how to optimize it best for your situation.
Thanks
Mike
Funny, I was also going to suggest using a calculation control in combination with my suggestion, but I like to sometimes leave things to the imagination. 
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The final solution was to use the calculated value from the filtering lists and columns and use that to create a total number of values when filtered. That way if their was any results the final formula in the calculated control was length(lookup('Affiliation','Title',Affiliation,'Parent1'true)) I had to use it for all the cascading fields. Then it was a simple hide if Filtervalue(calculatedcontrol)==0 rule to hide. Cascading lookup validation control goes in to more detail if anyone has questions.
Thanks for the help!
I'm sorry I have broken your imaginations
Not mine, but the dreams of others 
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Hi emha,
Would you repost the URL to the article to which you were referring? Thanks!
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