SKY: Advanced Search: Choose "Values" from list instead of needing to type them
In SKY view, in Advanced Search: when you choose to "Create Expression", the pop-up window is missing the "Value" button that was available in BGM Classic. This is a huge time saver that is now missing. For example, if you have multiple Stage1_Form_ID's, you will now need to memorize or have a table stored elsewhere to know what value you need to enter for your search. Whereas in classic view, you could click value and choose from the list of available options.
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Michelle
- Jun 8 2021
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SKY: Search: Select code values from a list in Advanced Search
Merged In Classic, when building an advanced search query, you were able to select values when creating expressions based on the field ID. The Value 'menu' included the ID # and a Description. This allowed users to easily build complex queries. In SKY, t...1 Shipped
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Advanced Search - Show current field values when "inserting an expression", as Classic view currently does
Merged When inserting an expression into an Advanced Search, show the current available values in the field, as Classic currently does. When I insert an expression into an Advanced Search, I don't have any way to see what the current values in the field ...0 Shipped
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Bring back the 'Value' button in Advanced Search.
Merged It is nearly impossible to know what values are available without the 'Value' button and the Advanced Search is completely hindered with its absence.1 Shipped
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I am was reviewing this idea and noticed that it looks to have been resolved in SKY. I am seeing a dropdown with values to select in SKY as shown in screenshot below. I am going to update this to shipped.
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Please can we have this back, this will be a nightmare when classic is shut off.
It is creating so much more work having to hunt down codes before building an advanced search in this way (I'm not even sure how I would find some of them... and theres only a certain number of people who access and build tables in classifications at our organisation)