However, if I try to update using a Navigation Action set to a field value containing the same CSV item list used to set the parameter defaults it fails. Instead it loads the entire csv string as one value.
I have tried: adding line feed as in “item1/nitem2/nitem3/n”. this pivots the value to a column, but still assigns the whole column to the first value.
Is there a way to populate multiple values from a field value during a Navigation Action in the same way you can populate multiple values from a field as the dynamic default?
I have discovered that if I set the parameter input control to text input multi-line and set “Separate Values by” to comma, then the Navigation Action will populate my CSV list into the parameter control. However, it still doesn’t update the parameter until I put the cursor in the parameter control list and hit Enter.
That seems to match this archived bug ticket from November 2023.
Is this still a known bug? Is there a workaround?
Hi @royyung. Thanks so much for taking the time to look at t his issue and create the arena dashboard. Unfortunately that’s not the issue I have. Populating a single value using the Navigation Action works fine. My issue is populating multiple values using a string with comma-separated values (or line feeds, or pipes, etc.). I have created a dashboard to show the issue here: multiValueParameter - navigation update
@royyung thank you for your response. I understand you will list this as a feature request, but per the other ticket I attached above, this was identified by the team as a bug in November 23rd, which I take as indication that it should work without an additional click on the parameter control. Do you know the status of this bug and when or if a fix will be delivered?
Hi @aswilson,
It’s been awhile since last communication on this thread, so following up. As QuickSight does not disclose their current roadmap or timing, we’re unaware of any status on this bug fix/feature request. You can keep an eye out on new implementations through the ‘What’s New’ section of the community.