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Hi. Can anyone provide snapshot/ screenshot of the clarity page that shows static dependent lookup creation and dynamic lookup creation. You could crop or hide your implementation specific data.

Have you checked these -

Create Dependency Levels for Static Dependent List Lookups

https://communities.ca.com/message/100670485#100670485

Dependant lookup

https://communities.ca.com/message/2281021#2281021

NJ

https://communities.ca.com/message/241727598#241727598

NJ

https://communities.ca.com/message/99723433#99723433

NJ

https://support.ca.com/cadocs/7/CA%20Clarity%20PPM%2013%201%2000%20Admin%20On%20Demand-ENU/Bookshelf_Files/HTML/admin/index.htm?toc.htm?bcl_createLookupValuesStaticDependentLists.html

NJ

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NJ

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Create or Edit Static Dependent List Lookups

Use the create lookup page to create static dependent list lookups. The first lookup you create appears on the levels page of the lookup and it serves as the top-level lookup in the hierarchy.

Follow these steps:

1. Open Administration, and from Data Administration, click Lookups. The list page appears.
2. Click New to create a new lookup, or click the lookup name to edit that lookup.
3. For the Source, select Static Dependent Lists and complete the following:

   Lookup Name

   Defines the unique name for the lookup.

   Lookup ID

   Defines the unique ID for the lookup. The value is typically entered in uppercase letters. The ID provides some information about the function of the lookup.

   Example: LOOKUP_ACTION_STATUS.

   Content Source

   Specifies the data source for the lookup.

   Values:

   • Customer—Specifies that you are providing the data source.
   • FM Stock Reports
   • CPIC Accelerator—Specifies that you are using the CPIC Accelerator add-in as your data source.
   • PMO Accelerator—Specifies that you are using the PMO Accelerator add-in as your data source.
   • PPM Stock Reports

   Note: Contact your CA Clarity PPM representative for details about acquiring add-ins.

   Default: Customer

   Description

   Specifies a brief description of the lookup in the Description field.

4. Save the changes.

Create Dependency Levels for Static Dependent List Lookups

A static dependent list lookup consists of a hierarchy of levels and values. To create this type of lookup, you create the levels of the hierarchy. Then, create the values that can be available for selection at each level. Typically, each level offers multiple values. For example, a top level “Nation” field offers several values in addition to U.S.A., such as Argentina, Britain, Canada, Mexico, and Singapore.

Follow these steps:

1. Open the static dependent list lookup. The general page appears.
2. Click Levels. The levels page appears.
3. Click New. The create lookup page appears.
4. Complete the following:

   Lookup Name

   Defines the name for the lookup level.

   Lookup ID

   Defines the unique ID for the lookup level.

   Description

   Defines a brief description of the lookup level.

5. Save the changes.

NJ

Create Lookup Values for Static Dependent Lists

Use this procedure to create the values you want resources to select from at each level. Do this procedure after you have created the dependency levels for the static dependent list lookup. The first-level values with plus signs in front of them indicate that more levels follow. Click the plus sign in front of an item to expand the hierarchy.

Follow these steps:

1. With the static dependent list lookup open, click Values. The list page appears.
2. Click New. The properties page appears.
3. Complete the following:

   Lookup Value Name

   Defines the name for the lookup value.

   Lookup Value ID

   Defines the unique ID for the lookup value.

   Description

   Defines a brief description of the lookup value.

   Active

   Specifies if the value is visible on the page when displayed to the users. Clear the check box to hide the value from view.

   Default: Selected

4. Save the changes.

NJ

Hi,

Any snapshot that shows how it appears on the form after creation? Just an example.

Regards,

Uruj