• Resolved guilamu

    (@guilamu)


    Hello,

    First, let me thank you again for this absolutely amazing plugin.

    Next, just a question: each field is exported to its own column which is perfect. However, for the chainedselect field, it’s not working as it should.

    https://docs.gravityforms.com/creating-chained-selects/

    As you now, the chainedlselect field is a kind of “multiple fields in a single field”. When I use your plugin to explort this field, all datas are in the same column. Is there any way to fix that and to have each chainedlselect sub-field in a seperate column?

    Please note that the native Gravity Forms export fonction is working as intented (each subfield in its seperate column)

    Bests,

    Edit:

    I tried that and it did not worked:

    add_filter('gfexcel_field_chained_selects_fields', function($fields, $entry) { return $fields; }, 140, 9);

    Neither did this:

    add_filter('gfexcel_transformer_fields', function ($fields) {
        $fields['chained_selects'] = 'GFExcel\Field\SeparableField';
        return $fields;
    });

    Edit 2:

    I’m quite ashmed… Found out the solution myself in the global options of the plugin: “Split multi-fields (name, address) into multiple columns”. I guess this should be the default behavior for the chained select field though.

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  • Plugin Author Doeke Norg

    (@doekenorg)

    Hi @guilamu,

    Great to see you already figured it out. I think that I’m going to set that setting as the default for the entire plugin. People often want this, and it makes sense. This evolved from the beginning when you had to use a hook to turn this on.

    Glad you still like and use it!

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