In a table row with many parameters tag to an alarm template, I would like to reflect the alarm state as long as one of the parameters has an alarm.
Currently I’m doing it this way:
ParametersSummary: Max|37206/14:3030:10|37206/14:3026:10|37206/14:3010:10|37206/14:3014:10|37206/14:3018:10|37206/14:3022:10|Alarm
and the shape will reflect the color of the severity whenever one parameters has alarm.
However doing this way is not efficient when the row has many parameters tag to alarm template.
Do you think there is a better way doing this? Appreciate your feedback.
It is possible to link a shape to the summary alarm state of one/multiple table row(s) or a table column in the following way:
One or more rows
The maximum alarm level for one or more rows can be shown in a parameter summary shape. The example below selects all rows where the primary or display key starts with “SL”. Defining an exact match for the row will select a single one.
ID ‘500’ represents the table PID.
ParametersSummary Max|101/201:500:SL*|Alarm
One column
The maximum alarm level can be calculated for an entire column.
The example below selects all cells for column with PID ‘501’.
ParametersSummary Max|101/201:501|Alarm
You should be able to use a wildcard like this: Max|37206/14:*:10|Alarm as explained in the help.
Likely you can use the AlarmSummary shape data instead to achieve what you want? Create a shared alarm filter and use it in AlarmSummary as described in the help.
This works for me.
Max|37206/14:5000:1|Alarm (where table PID=5000, PK of the row=1)