Advanced Plug-ins provide exclusive features that extend and enhance Appian platform capabilities. Available for customers with Advanced and Premium licenses, these plug-ins can be deployed through the Admin Console for Cloud environments or via MyAppian for Self-Managed installations.
Overview
GridPlus is an advanced grid component designed to facilitate efficient, high-volume data entry and interaction directly within the Appian Data Fabric. GridPlus integrates spreadsheet-like capabilities, providing an intuitive and highly customizable user experience. It streamlines the interaction with structured data, simplifying complex tasks such as bulk editing, data validation, and dynamic sorting, all while maintaining robust security and enterprise-level stability. End users can quickly edit individual cells or make bulk changes using multicell selection, and can execute related actions on their selected data. Theming and styling options are also included, enabling users to customize the component’s appearance to match their organization's branding.
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We are exploring out Grid+ and have a requirement for entering Country, State in 2 columns.
I want the user to select Country first and then the State dropdown to show the state values based on the selected country (on a particular row).
As per the current configuration, it seems this functionality cannot be achieved. Is it possible or something which can be improved within the plugin?
Hi agam . This functionality is not supported and is not on GridPlus's roadmap given technical limitations. Given that the grid is configured at the column-level, dynamic row-level configurations are not supported.
Suggestion:Based on a user's selection in one cell, you could use queryRuleInputs to update the queryRule or update columnConfigs to update the column configuration. However, these changes will apply to the entire column, not just the row being changed, so this won't necessarily help you use case.