Hi!
Not sure if this is possible. So I created an inline list from two columns in my sheet, I would like each row of this inline list to point to different columns filtered in the same sheet. I.E Black-Owned Business Column where the cell is yes. So when I click on the Black-Owned Businesses image of the inline list it takes me to a list that shows only the Black-Owned Businesses. Another thing I noticed is that text wrapping is not available for horizontal inline lists…
Not sure I quite follow you, but you could try creating an additional column. Next each image place a Yes or No, and then filter by Yes/No.
I actually moved Theme Featured Images and Theme Titles columns to another sheet thinking I would have to do some type of relation to another which has all the businesses listed. This sheet which has all businesses listed, also has Black-Owned Business, Rooftops, and Recently Added, columns. If a certain business falls into one of those categories they have Yes written in their row for that column.
So in another sheet (which I attached in this text box), next to the Theme Titles column, I am trying to populate a Theme List, where I am thinking a list of businesses for each category could populate in the corresponding cell, then I can add that as some type of action for the inline list. No idea if this part is possible.
If each row pulled for an inline list can link to a different screen that would be perfect.
The circular images at the top of this screen is a good example:
Web view: https://us.vestiairecollective.com/
Sorry, I have to skip this one…Even though it is perfectly possible to point a row of an inline list to a different screen…I just don’t follow. Sorry…will let some1 take over.
Yes for the entire list, not each separate row.
My gut tells me that you might be overthinking this a bit. It looks like a classical use case of categories and sub-categories. Have a read through this and see if that sheds any light.
Hi Darren,
Did some more digging through forums and documentation, this is what I am looking for. Guess it’s not possible yet. 
Back to separate inline lists I go. I was essentially trying to go from this, well in vertical since titles are cut off in horizontal orientation.
Cleaner and takes up less space
@Jen_NYCP have a look at this recording. This is a simple concept app I did for a client this week.
What you see is an inline list with a tiles layout. Three of the four items link to the same screen, but the 4th (bottom right) links to a completely different screen.
Is this the sort of thing you are trying to do?
Possibly! What makes the last tile link to another screen?
It’s done with a compound action attached to the inline list component.
Each of the items in the list has an ID attribute.
If ID = 4 (bottom right), Navigate to another tab
Else (the other three), View Details
I’d be surprised if you can’t use a similar technique to achieve what you need.
Thanks, I will look into this! I was playing around with Boolean, increments and all with a similar approach in mind. Is this only for pro? I am testing on my free template.
No, this is a standard feature available across the board.
Yes, yes! This is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks, Krivo.
