Helo All,
I’m seeking your expertise regarding an issue I’m facing. Currently, I have multiple elements, and I need to monitor their alarm details.
The alarm information is located under the “Remote Alarm Tables” with ID: 2600. This is a dynamic table that only displays active alarms for an element. If no alarms are present, the table remains empty.
As shown, the table contains multiple columns, but I only want to display the “Details” column in my Visio dashboard. I’ve tried adding the alarm details to Visio by creating rectangles for each element, assigning the element ID, and setting the parameter to 2600.
This approach does display the alarm details, but it includes all the information from the table. My goal is to show only the “Details” column (highlighted in yellow under the “Current Alarm” tab).
So in this case, how I can do this in Visio? Can you help me on this please? 🙁
Thank you! :'))
Hi,
you can use ParameterControlOptions and than IncludedPids and maybe TableRowFilter.
https://docs.dataminer.services/dataminer/Operator_guide/Visio/turning_shapes_into_controls/Adding_options_to_a_parameter_control.html?q=parametercontroloptions
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Syarah, glad that it's working now.
The only thing what I can imagine is to use child shapes based on table rows. Is it always only 1 row in your table?
Helo Stefan!
Most of the time, the remote alarm would be only 1 row. However, there are few cases whereby the active alarm is more than 1. But I can try to study your suggestion first regarding the child shapes based on the table row. To me, as long as it still show the 1st row of active alarm, that would definitely beneficial to us already.
Helo Stefan! Many thanks for your tips. I do able to get the desired information using the ParameterControlOptions as well as the IncludedPids. Right now, it does display the details of the table. However, it also show the column name as well as the side panel of the table. In my case, is there any alternative way for me to only show it as a text and not as a table? Or perhaps any shape data that I can use to hide the column name and the side panel table?