[Screen Shot 2020-07-11 at 5.58 1] Conditions now have a new ‘screen’ context which lets you choose values from the current screen. This allows you to do things like: Show items where Category is the same as Category (to show a list of items that relate to this one) Show items where Price is equal to Price (to show a list of items which have the same price as the current item) If you’re unsure of how to use this new context - this tutorial might be worth a watch → https://youtu.be/reeS28W0YXQ

You’re trying to have something like this? [image] new Screen Visibility and Filtering Conditions! Community Resources Here’s a demo: Available in my experiments app: https://experiments.glideapp.io

Not exactly. I’d like to create 4 levels and more dependent lists. My sample has 2 of them. The case is to create a single form that will remember all selected values. Your provided sample won’t remember the first list and other selected fields when user selects N-th list.

Sorry but It doesn´t works on a form.

@Mark @Max_Makhrov I have the same issue: No matter which Filter I select, the items displayed don’t change E.g. If Category 1 is selected, app displays items labelled Category 1 If Category 2 selected, app still displays items labelled Category 1

It is on a screen If only displaying items, shouldn’t the conditional filtering still work without using user specific columns?

Is it on a user profile like screen where every user gets their own choice component row?

It is the Home Screen of the app with Four Categories as cards/tiles. The intent is for the user to tap the Category they would like which then links to a screen view with the relevant filter applied. I’m trying different iteration using Cards/Tiles/Inline lists but the filtering seems static,i.e I see the same options regardless of the category selected

Is there a choice component along with the tiles? Can you send a screenshot?

🆕 New containing screen context for conditions

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Robert_Petitto July 14, 2020, 3:47pm 26

In a form or on a screen? If on a screen, I had to use a user specific column as a go-between. Couldn’t do that with a form, though, because forms can’t write to a user-specific column.

Basic (?) on-boarding question

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