To do conditional filtering on one or several Sharepoint 2010 lists
1. Create a new page.
2. Insert Web parts Sharepoint List Filter or Text Filter
3. Insert webpart for one or more lists
4. On Text Filter webpart, choose Edit
5. Choose Connections>Send Filter Values to “ListName”
6. Configure Connection > Choose column (Consumer Field Name) to filter against.
7. Save
8. Enter value in Text Filter webpart to filter.
The Sharepoint List Filter webpart can be used if you have a list where you can retrieve a column which can want to filter by. There’s a built in limitation in the Sharepoint list view for 100items. This can circumvented in some yet unknown way.
Requires full Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Server.
References:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/connect-a-filter-web-part-to-a-list-view-web-part-HA101785233.aspx
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