All you need to know about bindings

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Bindings aka interactions is a popular topic, probably because they are so powerful. However, people also find it a bit difficult to approach. I’ve in several blogs and webinars covered this topic in great detail and thought it would be good to have a one-stop for getting to understand bindings.

Note: Find the official binding documentation on the Salesforce Help Pages.

A visual walkthrough and explanation of bindings

Note: If you want to look through the webinar with chapter options, check out this link.

Binding blogs

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2 thoughts on “All you need to know about bindings”

  • 1
    Kajal Rajkumar Badlani on June 15, 2023 Reply

    I have a result binding where we have like a,b,c,d dimensions and 1,2,3,4 as measures. Now we have appplied binding to get either 1 and 2 (or) 3 and 4 (or) 1,2,3,4 all together

    The issue is while calculating totals in SAQL., when the result binding returns 1 and 2 , i want to see column 1+ column 2 as totals

    How can i achieve this?

  • 2
    Miguel Galan on July 15, 2024 Reply

    Hello! I’m trying to create a Range for my opportunities and use them on a dashboard.
    I have my query, Amounts Bucket Toggle looks like this:
    Text 123 Number 123 Number
    Display Rev_From Rev_To
    $1-$9,999 1 9999
    $10,000 – $24,999 10000 24999
    $25,000 – $49,999 25000 49999
    Etc. all the way to $20,000,000 +

    I’m having a hard with my bindings. Under filters, this appears to work: [
    “Amount”,
    “{{row(Amount_Bucket_Toggle_1.selection, [0], [\”Rev_From\”, \”Rev_To\”]).asObject()}}”,
    “>=<="
    ]
    ]
    However, I cannot make the chart to respond when selecting more than box in the toggle, I want it to reflect, for example if I select 1, 2 and 3 to bring everything from $1 to $49,999. Right now it seems to respond only if deselect the first two.
    The Toggle query is set to Multiple Selection (required)

    Any help will be appreciated.

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