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The search term created by the dropper when clicking on a subgroup column is always "true" or "false", even if you have changed the display label. This is a problem because the find samples feature searches on the display label rather than "true" or "false". This means that any search term auto-generated by the dropper on the subgroup column after changing the display label is incorrect. This is especially difficult as the dropper mode was created to help users to easily create filter and search terms and right now it doesn't on the subgroup columns where the label is changed, which is something that is actively encouraged in our tutorials and help docs.
To reproduce 1) make subgroups 2) change display names 3) use dropper to select one of the subgroups --> see that the search term created by the dropper is still "true" or "false" rather than the new display name AND (most importantly) doesn't match any samples. The correct search term is the new display name NOT "true" or "false"
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The search term created by the dropper when clicking on a subgroup column is always "true" or "false", even if you have changed the display label. This is a problem because the find samples feature searches on the display label rather than "true" or "false". This means that any search term auto-generated by the dropper on the subgroup column after changing the display label is incorrect. This is especially difficult as the dropper mode was created to help users to easily create filter and search terms and right now it doesn't on the subgroup columns where the label is changed, which is something that is actively encouraged in our tutorials and help docs.
To reproduce 1) make subgroups 2) change display names 3) use dropper to select one of the subgroups --> see that the search term created by the dropper is still "true" or "false" rather than the new display name AND (most importantly) doesn't match any samples. The correct search term is the new display name NOT "true" or "false"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: