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StaticListLookUpSettings Class

Provides the look-up editor settings for dashboard parameters that are not bound to a data source.

Namespace: DevExpress.DashboardCommon

Assembly: DevExpress.Dashboard.v21.1.Core.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Dashboard.Core

Declaration

public class StaticListLookUpSettings :
    ParameterLookUpSettings

Remarks

Use the DashboardParameter.LookUpSettings property to specify the look-up editor settings of the parameter.

Examples

The following example demonstrates how to create a new dashboard parameter and pass it to a calculated field’s expression.

In this example, the dashboard connects to the Northwind database and selects data from the ‘SalesPerson’ table. A new calculated field evaluated at a summary level returns ‘true’ or ‘false’ depending on whether on not the average discount exceeds the selected parameter value.

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View Example

using DevExpress.DashboardCommon;
using DevExpress.XtraEditors;

namespace Dashboard_ParametersAndCalculatedFields
{
    public partial class Form1 : XtraForm {
        public Form1() {
            InitializeComponent();

            Dashboard dashboard = new Dashboard();
            dashboard.LoadFromXml(@"..\..\Data\Dashboard.xml");
            DashboardSqlDataSource dataSource = (DashboardSqlDataSource)dashboard.DataSources[0];
            GridDashboardItem grid = (GridDashboardItem)dashboard.Items[0];

            // Create a new dashboard parameter.
            StaticListLookUpSettings settings = new StaticListLookUpSettings();
            settings.Values = new string[] { "0.01", "0.05", "0.1" };
            DashboardParameter discountValue = new DashboardParameter("discountValue", 
                typeof(double), 0.05, "Select discount:", true, settings);
            dashboard.Parameters.Add(discountValue);

            // Create a new calculated field and pass the created dashboard parameter 
            // to a calculated field expression.
            CalculatedField isGreater = new CalculatedField();
            isGreater.DataMember = "SalesPerson";
            isGreater.Name = "IsGreater";
            isGreater.Expression = "ToStr(Iif(Avg([Discount]) >= [Parameters.discountValue], 'TRUE', 'FALSE'))";
            dataSource.CalculatedFields.Add(isGreater);

            grid.Columns.Add(new GridMeasureColumn(new Measure("IsGreater")));
            dashboardViewer1.Dashboard = dashboard;
        }
    }
}

The following example demonstrates how to create a new dashboard parameter and pass it to a custom SQL query.

In this example, the dashboard parameter is passed to the custom SQL query parameter’s expression. This allows you to dynamically change the query passed to the server.

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View Example

using DevExpress.DashboardCommon;
using DevExpress.XtraEditors;
using DevExpress.DataAccess;
using DevExpress.DataAccess.Sql;

namespace Dashboard_ParametersAndCustomSQL {
    public partial class Form1 : XtraForm {
        public Form1() {
            InitializeComponent();

            Dashboard dashboard = new Dashboard();
            dashboard.LoadFromXml(@"..\..\Data\Dashboard.xml");

            // Creates a new dashboard parameter.
            StaticListLookUpSettings staticSettings = new StaticListLookUpSettings();
            staticSettings.Values = new string[] { "1994", "1995", "1996" };
            DashboardParameter yearParameter = new DashboardParameter("yearParameter", 
                typeof(string), "1995", "Select year:", true, staticSettings);
            dashboard.Parameters.Add(yearParameter);

            DashboardSqlDataSource dataSource = (DashboardSqlDataSource)dashboard.DataSources[0];
            CustomSqlQuery salesPersonQuery = (CustomSqlQuery)dataSource.Queries[0];
            salesPersonQuery.Parameters.Add(new QueryParameter("startDate", typeof(Expression), 
                new Expression("[Parameters.yearParameter] + '/01/01'")));
            salesPersonQuery.Parameters.Add(new QueryParameter("endDate", typeof(Expression), 
                new Expression("[Parameters.yearParameter] + '/12/31'")));
            salesPersonQuery.Sql = 
                "select * from SalesPerson where OrderDate between @startDate and @endDate";

            dashboardViewer1.Dashboard = dashboard;
        }
    }
}

Inheritance

Object
ParameterLookUpSettings
StaticListLookUpSettings
See Also