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Hi All,

How to get the cascaded Lookup columns in sharepoint 2010,Iam having requirement
like i have two lists(Category List and Sub category list)..For each item in category
list i have 5 different items in sub category list..

So if i select one item(ex:Desktop) in Category list,the next column dropdown has to come
corresponding items of sub category list which relates to item(Desktop) in category list..

Iam using three lists here
1)Category
2)Sub Category
3)Ticket

calling category and sub category title columns as lookup columns in Ticket List..

i have searched some sites like http://www.sharepointboris.net/js/spcd[^] but didnt find the solution

Could anyone help me achieve this?

Thanks,
Naresh.
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Updated 19-Dec-11 3:21am
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Cascading dropdowns in SharePoint are the same as any other application. You need to query data and populate the dropdown. In SharePoint your data is a list rather than a database. With 2010 you can utilize the Client Object Model to query the list and populate the dropdown asycnronously.

SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model, Part 1[^]
 
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Hi,
Read the below article which would help you in creating the cascading dropdowns in SharePoint
http://sharepoint-works.blogspot.com/2012/02/cascading-dropdown-or-filtered-values.html
Hope this helps you!
 
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http://www.azu.mn/?p=239
The SharePoint Lookup Plus Field type is a “super” lookup field type that brings added capabilities that implementers found lacking in out of the box SharePoint 2013 Lookup fields:

Cascading fields (“master-details”)
Cross-site lookups
Filtered lookups (filter lookup by views & CAML)

check it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70-hXWY6ARY
 
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Lookup Plus  for SharePoint 2013, It is more than Sharepoint Lookup. Cascaded Lookup, Filtered lookup, Cross-site Lookup /drop down/ and
some controls are free.  ("Create new item" link) Visit, http://www.azu.mn
Or watch the channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70-hXWY6ARY&list=PL-5v3e65O1cFMddgCpzIURE_UAsL-oDdW
 
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