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@@ -475,7 +475,7 @@
       - name: Create Dashboard Parameters
         href: articles/dashboard-designer/data-analysis/using-dashboard-parameters/creating-parameters.md
       - name: Create Cascading Parameters
-        href: articles/dashboard-designer/data-analysis/using-dashboard-parameters/creating-parameters.md
+        href: articles/dashboard-designer/data-analysis/using-dashboard-parameters/create-cascading-parameters.md
       - name: Reference Dashboard Parameters
         href: articles/dashboard-designer/data-analysis/using-dashboard-parameters/passing-parameter-values.md
       - name: Specify Parameter Values

dashboard-for-web/articles/web-dashboard-designer-mode/data-analysis/dashboard-parameters.md

@@ -4,9 +4,11 @@ author: Natalia Kazakova
 legacyId: 117711
 ---
 # Dashboard Parameters
+
 You can use **dashboard parameters** when it is necessary to pass data of a certain type to a dashboard (e.g., to pass a specific value to the data source filter string or a calculated field).
 
 These topics describe how to use dashboard parameters.
-* [Creating Parameters](dashboard-parameters/creating-parameters.md)
-* [Passing Parameter Values](dashboard-parameters/passing-parameter-values.md)
-* [Requesting Parameter Values](dashboard-parameters/requesting-parameter-values.md)
+* [Create Dashboard Parameters](dashboard-parameters/creating-parameters.md)
+* [Create Cascading Parameters](dashboard-parameters/create-cascading-parameters.md)
+* [Reference Dashboard Parameters](dashboard-parameters/passing-parameter-values.md)
+* [Specify Parameter Values](dashboard-parameters/requesting-parameter-values.md)

dashboard-for-web/articles/web-dashboard-designer-mode/data-analysis/dashboard-parameters/create-cascading-parameters.md

@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ author: Polina Tyureva
 
 Create cascading parameters to filter a list of predefined parameter values based on values of another parameter. The following image illustrates cascading parameters where **Products** parameter values are filtered by the selected **Category**:
 
-![Dashboard for Web - Cascading Parameters](~/images/cascading-parameters-web.gif)
+![Dashboard for Web - Cascading Parameters](../../../../images/cascading-parameters-web.gif)
 
 In case of two parameters, the first parameter is used to filter the data source for the second parameter with [dynamic list](creating-parameters.md#look-up-settings) settings.
 
 ## Create Cascading Parameters
 
-The dashboard in this example is connected to a Northwind database (an SQL Database) and contains three [queries](provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/manage-sql-queries.md): *Categories*, *Products*, and *OrderReports*. The Grid item visualizes data from the *OrderReports* query.
+The dashboard in this example is connected to a Northwind database (an SQL Database) and contains three [queries](../../provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/manage-sql-queries.md): *Categories*, *Products*, and *OrderReports*. The Grid item visualizes data from the *OrderReports* query.
 
 In this tutorial, you will create two dashboard parameters: 
 * The **categoryDashParam** parameter filters the *Products* query. The *Products* query is a data source for the **productsDashParam** parameter. 
@@ -24,68 +24,68 @@ The steps below create cascading parameters in the Web Dashboard:
 
     The parameter settings may look as follows:
 
-    ![|Dashboard for Web - Create Dashboard Parameter](~/images/web-category-parameter-cascading.png)
+    ![|Dashboard for Web - Create Dashboard Parameter](../../../../images/web-category-parameter-cascading.png)
 
-2. [Filter](provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/filter-queries.md) the *Products* query. 
+2. [Filter](../../provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/filter-queries.md) the *Products* query. 
 
-   To do this, click the **Edit** button next to the query on the **Data Sources** page of the [dashboard menu](ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md).
+   To do this, click the **Edit** button next to the query on the **Data Sources** page of the [dashboard menu](../../ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md).
 
-   ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](~/images/filter-sql-query.png)
+   ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](../../../../images/filter-sql-query.png)
 
    Click **Run Query Builder** in the opened window. 
 
-   In the invoked [Query Builder](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), click the ellipsis button next to the **Filter** field in the **Query Properties** section:
+   In the invoked [Query Builder](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), click the ellipsis button next to the **Filter** field in the **Query Properties** section:
 
-    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](~/images/web-filter-properties.png)
+    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](../../../../images/web-filter-properties.png)
 
 
-   In the [Filter Editor](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/filter-editor.md), specify the filter criteria. From the drop-down list select *Parameter* and create a new [query parameter](provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/pass-query-parameters.md) called **categoryQueryParam**:
+   In the [Filter Editor](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/filter-editor.md), specify the filter criteria. From the drop-down list select *Parameter* and create a new [query parameter](../../provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources//pass-query-parameters.md) called **categoryQueryParam**:
 
-    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](~/images/web-category-parameter-filter-cascading.png)
+    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](../../../../images/web-category-parameter-filter-cascading.png)
 
     The resulting filter looks as follows: 
 
     ```
     [Products.CategoryID] = ?categoryQueryParam
     ```
 
-3. [Bind](creating-parameters.md#specify-a-dynamic-value) the **categoryQueryParam** query parameter to the **categoryDashParam** dashboard parameter.
+3. [Bind](creating-parameters.md#look-up-settings) the **categoryQueryParam** query parameter to the **categoryDashParam** dashboard parameter.
 
-    To do this, in the **Parameters** section of the [Query Builder](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md) change the parameter’s type to *Expression*. Click the **Value** property’s ellipsis button to specify the dashboard parameter. 
+    To do this, in the **Parameters** section of the [Query Builder](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md) change the parameter’s type to *Expression*. Click the **Value** property’s ellipsis button to specify the dashboard parameter. 
 
     The query parameter settings look as follows: 
 
-    ![Dashboard for Web - Query Parameter Settings](~/images/web-category-query-parameter-setting.png)
+    ![Dashboard for Web - Query Parameter Settings](../../../../images/web-category-query-parameter-setting.png)
 
 
 4. Create a dashboard parameter called **productsDashParam** with dynamic list settings. Use the *Products* query as a data member and the *ProductID* field as a value member.
 
     The parameter settings may look as follows:
 
-    ![|Dashboard for Web - Create Dashboard Parameter](~/images/web-products-parameter-cascading.png)
+    ![|Dashboard for Web - Create Dashboard Parameter](../../../../images/web-products-parameter-cascading.png)
     
 
-5. [Filter](provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/filter-queries.md) the *OrderReports* query. 
+5. [Filter](../../provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/filter-queries.md) the *OrderReports* query. 
    
-   To do this, click the **Edit** button next to the query on the **Data Sources** page of the [dashboard menu](ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md), then click **Run Query Builder**. In the invoked [Query Builder](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), click the ellipsis button next to the **Filter** field in the **Query Properties** section.
+   To do this, click the **Edit** button next to the query on the **Data Sources** page of the [dashboard menu](../../ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md), then click **Run Query Builder**. In the invoked [Query Builder](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), click the ellipsis button next to the **Filter** field in the **Query Properties** section.
 
-   In the [Filter Editor](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), specify the filter criteria. From the drop-down list select *Parameter* and create a new [query parameter](provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/pass-query-parameters.md) called **productsQueryParam**:
+   In the [Filter Editor](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md), specify the filter criteria. From the drop-down list select *Parameter* and create a new [query parameter](../../provide-data/working-with-sql-data-sources/pass-query-parameters.md) called **productsQueryParam**:
 
-    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](~/images/web-products-parameter-filter-cascading.png)
+    ![Dashboard for Web - Filter Query](../../../../images/web-products-parameter-filter-cascading.png)
 
     The resulting filter looks as follows: 
 
     ```
     [OrderReports.ProductID] In(?productsQueryParam)
     ```
 
-6. [Bind](creating-parameters.md#specify-a-dynamic-value) the **productsQueryParam** query parameter to the **productsDashParam** dashboard parameter.
+6. [Bind](creating-parameters.md#look-up-settings) the **productsQueryParam** query parameter to the **productsDashParam** dashboard parameter.
 
-    To do this, in the **Parameters** section in the [Query Builder](ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md) change the parameter’s type to *Expression*. Click the **Value** property’s ellipsis button to specify the dashboard parameter. 
+    To do this, in the **Parameters** section in the [Query Builder](../../ui-elements/dialogs-and-wizards/query-builder.md) change the parameter’s type to *Expression*. Click the **Value** property’s ellipsis button to specify the dashboard parameter. 
 
     The query parameter settings look as follows: 
 
-    ![Dashboard for Web - Query Parameter Settings](~/images/web-products-query-parameter-setting.png)
+    ![Dashboard for Web - Query Parameter Settings](../../../../images/web-products-query-parameter-setting.png)
 
 
 7. Create a Grid item to visualize data from the filtered *OrderReports* query.

dashboard-for-web/articles/web-dashboard-designer-mode/data-analysis/dashboard-parameters/creating-parameters.md

@@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ This topic shows how to add a dashboard parameter and specify its settings in th
 
 To create a dashboard parameter, follow the steps below.
 
-1. Invoke the [dashboard menu](ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md) and select **Parameters**.
+1. Invoke the [dashboard menu](../../ui-elements/dashboard-menu.md) and select **Parameters**.
 2. In the **Parameter List**, click the **Add** button. The parameter's settings form appears as follows:
 
-	![Web Dashboard - Add a New Dashboard Parameter](~/images/img126106.png)
+	![Web Dashboard - Add a New Dashboard Parameter](../../../../images/img126106.png)
 
 3. Specify the parameter's settings. 
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ When you create and modify parameter names, follow the rules below:
 
 Specifies the parameter description displayed in the **Parameter** column of the [Dashboard Parameters](requesting-parameter-values.md) dialog:
 
-![Dashboard Parameter with Description](~/images/dashboard-parameter-description.png)
+![Dashboard Parameter with Description](../../../../images/dashboard-parameter-description.png)
 
 ### Visible
 
@@ -50,8 +50,9 @@ Specifies whether a null value can be passed as a parameter value.
 
 Specifies whether multi-selection is enabled for the current parameter.
 
-[!include[allow-multi-select-limitation-parameters](~/templates/allow-multi-select-limitation-parameters.md)]
-
+* Use the **Is any of** or **Is none of** operators to pass a multi-select parameter to a filter criteria or to the Expression format condition.
+* Use the **In** or **Not In** operators to pass a multi-select parameter to a calculated field expression.
+
 ### Select All Values
 	 
 Specifies whether all parameter values should be selected in the initial state of the dashboard. 
@@ -86,30 +87,32 @@ Specifies the parameter's look-up editor settings.
 
 The following **Look-up Settings** are available in the Web Dashboard:
 
-No Look-Up
-:	An end user specifies the parameter value in the **Dashboard Parameters** dialog.
+#### No Look-Up
+
+An end user specifies the parameter value in the **Dashboard Parameters** dialog.
 
-Static List
-:	An end user selects a parameter value from a static list. To add predefined parameter values, use the plus button.
+#### Static List
+
+An end user selects a parameter value from a static list. To add predefined parameter values, use the plus button.
 
-Dynamic List
+#### Dynamic List
 	 
-:	An end user selects a parameter value defined in a data source. 
-	
-	>[!TIP]
-	>You can also create cascading parameters in the Web Dashboard. For more information, refer to the following topic: [Cascading Parameters](create-cascading-parameters.md).
-  
-	You can specify a data source as a source for dashboard parameter values. To provide access to data source values, specify the following options:
-
-	|UI Settings|Description|
-	|--------|-----------|
-	|**Data Source**| Specifies the data source for the dashboard parameter.|
-	|**Data Member**| Specifies the name of the data member with the parameter values for SQL and Entity Framework data sources.|
-	|**Value Member**|Specifies the name of the data field for the parameter values.|
-	|**Display Member** (optional)| Specifies the name of the data field displayed in the **Dashboard Parameters** dialog as a value description.|
-	|**Sort By** (optional)|Specifies the data member used to sort parameter values.|
-	|**Sort Order** (optional)|Specifies the sort order.|
-
-	>[!NOTE]
-	>You cannot use an OLAP data source as the data source for a dashboard parameter.
+An end user selects a parameter value defined in a data source. 
+
+>[!TIP]
+>You can also create cascading parameters in the Web Dashboard. For more information, refer to the following topic: [Cascading Parameters](create-cascading-parameters.md).
+
+You can specify a data source as a source for dashboard parameter values. To provide access to data source values, specify the following options:
+
+|UI Settings|Description|
+|--------|-----------|
+|**Data Source**| Specifies the data source for the dashboard parameter.|
+|**Data Member**| Specifies the name of the data member with the parameter values for SQL and Entity Framework data sources.|
+|**Value Member**|Specifies the name of the data field for the parameter values.|
+|**Display Member** (optional)| Specifies the name of the data field displayed in the **Dashboard Parameters** dialog as a value description.|
+|**Sort By** (optional)|Specifies the data member used to sort parameter values.|
+|**Sort Order** (optional)|Specifies the sort order.|
+
+>[!NOTE]
+>You cannot use an OLAP data source as the data source for a dashboard parameter.