Hi Kaio,

A possible way to implement this action is to use in an overview:

• A session variable that will contain the value to be set on the parameters
• A button that will be used to execute an automation script. The script will perform the set on both cell using the same value

The first shape (session variable) is defined as follows:

You can find more information about session variables in DataMiner Help (Turning a shape into a control to update a session variable)

The second shape (that will be represented as a button) is defined as follows:

Script:TEST_SET_PARAMETER|myDummy=TEST_ELEMENT_01|myValue=[var:mySessionVariable]||A nice tooltip|NoConfirmation

where:

• Script:TEST_SET_PARAMETER -> Name of automation script
• myDummy=TEST_ELEMENT_01 -> Element name where you plan to perform the multiple set
• myValue=[var:mySessionVariable] -> This is a placeholder that will be replaced with the value set in your previous shape (the session variable)

The other values are optional. However, please keep in mind that you will need to use all the separators. For example, this option will also work:

Script:TEST_SET_PARAMETER|myDummy=TEST_ELEMENT_01|myValue=[var:mySessionVariable]|||

You can find more information about executing automation scripts from an overview in DataMiner Help (Linking a shape to automation script)

The automation script should look like as follows:

ScriptParam myScriptParam = engine.GetScriptParam(“myValue”);
ScriptDummy myDummyElement = engine.GetDummy(“myDummy”);
myDummyElement.SetParameterByPrimaryKey(2003, “INDEX.1”, myScriptParam.Value);
myDummyElement.SetParameterByPrimaryKey(2003, “INDEX.2”, myScriptParam.Value);

where:

2003: Column parameter ID where I will perform the set.
INDEX.1, INDEX.2: Primary keys of the rows where I will perform the set