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Visio show condition: Multiple conditions + wildcard

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Mariana Navarro [DevOps Advocate]295 4 days ago 0 Comments

Hello Dojo!

I’m working on a service Visio diagram that has become very slow and heavy due to the large number of property references. So I’m trying to remove property references wherever possible.

In this case, I have two shapes using these Show conditions:

  1. [sep:-^]<A>^A|[name]|31023:[property:x]|=0
  2. [sep:-^]<A>AND<B>^A|[name]|31011:[property:x]|=Enabled^B|[name]|31012:[property:x]|=2

Here, property x is the table row index.
However, because the service filters the table, there will always be exactly one row in the service table. So using a wildcard (*) should be enough to reference that single row without relying on the property.

This worked fine for condition 1, when updated to:
[sep:-^]<A>^A|[name]|31023:*|=0

But it does not work for condition 2 when changed to:
[sep:-^]<A>AND<B>^A|[name]|31011:*|=Enabled^B|[name]|31012:*|=2

Could you help me understand why condition 2 does not work with the wildcard, and whether there is a different recommended approach?

Thanks!

Mariana Navarro [DevOps Advocate] Asked question 4 days ago

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