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What Widget Did I use?

stuartd

This may be a dumb question .... but then I was always taught there is no such thing.

Anyway, I've added a UnDP widget, got it working and edited the titles, etc so now it no longer displays** which of the UnDP widgets I used. Short of adding each of them and trying to recreate the other one, then how do I find out which of them I used?

** for the unaware, when you add a widget initially it autonames it to the widget name. Once you edit the title, that disappears, and as far as I can see there is no way to identify which one it was.

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stuartd

Well I found it by taking the "add them all and see which one allows me to do what I want" approach but when it's a part of the GUI I don't often use it would be nice to know for future reference how I got to my result for another UnDP, etc

On a slightly related note, is there a way to label multiple output charts with your own labels for each part of the resultant table? So instead of:

1
2
etc

You get
My_ChoiceofName1
My_ChoiceofName2
etc

jblankjblank

@stuartd - I think what you are needing to do is map the values within the UnDP tool. This is under Advanced Options, then change the format to Enumeration and click Map Values.

Seashore

Agree, somewhere the name of the "widget-type" should be stated. Frustrating when you can't remember what one you used.

stuartd

Thanks Jeff, and ah ha - partially

How do I add multiple values? So my current output shows as 1 and 2 but I can only seem to map one entry, so is it:

Raw Value Text Value
1,2 Primary, Secondary

or is there some other trick to getting both entries?

shuth

The GUI for it is a bit finicky. If you hit the Enter key, it should add another line. Hit Enter again for more lines.

superfly

This has been my approach as well. It is annoying not knowing which one was added in once the title name has changed.

stuartd

Ah ha 2 - that's the one. Thank you.

Only, the actual labels aren't showing any changes, just 1 & 2... hmm, a bug maybe?