I would like to create one page that controls every product and project information of the company, so that stakeholders could use it.
My idea was to create a control via select, and depending on the information that the stakeholders select, I’d like to show specific information or even tables for them to interact with it.
The best flow would be:
Select an option of the select - show another specific control select (if necessary) - the result gives exactly what the stakeholders wants.
Is it possible? I’ve seen a lot of use cases to show specific texts or parts of one table, but not show different tables depending on the result
You can filter any table based on a control - to show nothing, specific or all rows.
On control can be used for multiple tables, but (all) the tables should be present - the CFL (Coda Formula Language) cannot set the visibility of the table itself, but it can control to show no rows.
A second control can show information filtered based on the value of the first control.
In situations like you describe it is generally best to have one table and filter it to show the rows that match the filter, rather than having lots of different tables, but it depends on the nature of your table(s) what the best approach is going to be.
If you need help, share a dummy doc that represents what you are trying to do so we can show you how it is done.