Hello,
I am trying to change the value of an instance parameter that exists in several elements. My goal is to filter all elements that contain something of what is circled in the image.
I want to highlight all elements that contain something of what is circled. I want to do that because I want to set another parameter for them to the same value.
I understand how to do it when I only have 1 value to filter by, but if I have several values?
Excell Import with multiple Values.dyn (39.1 KB)
Is it possible to get the same function as only 1 value even if you make it wider and give it several values?
Use list levels to check the parameter against each potential value. Then you can check to see if any of the results are a match with List.AnyTrue.
Could also try List.Contains where the list is the values which you want to include elements of if they are equal, and the item is the parameter value set to use @L1.
Aaah this is good this is exactly what im aftet! It works perfect with a single item. But i still can’t get it to work with multiple items? First picture is on multiple items from “GetitemAtIndex” and gives false as result. Second picture is from “FirstItem” and gives true.
As noted above you need to set the item input to @L1; you can also make things a bit more robust by setting the lacing to longest (though Auto should see the @L1 items as a single object and therefore push things as longest lacing).
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