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Hello,
Great News! Choice-Multiple control now supports choice options from external data sources. This effectively provides multi-select for data lookup - a powerful capability that eliminates workarounds and limitations posed by external data support. The linked video shows a detailed demonstration. Help documentation can be found here.
Thanks!
Thanks for your feedback :)
I was wondering if you could clarify a few things for me so I can ensure I understand your feedback:
[1] Can you clarify what you mean by multi-value fields? Are you talking about multi-select functionality - where the user can select multiple options in the dropdown?
[2] I'm a little unclear on this one too. Could you perhaps provide an example?
[3] Adding sort functionality to our connectors is on the backlog
Cheers,
Rob
[1] Yes, also called multi select. See mockup example below.
[2] Let me try to attach a sample.But again: it's just a mockup.I put in all the option settings I think that should be in.
To account for both multi and single-selection data lookups (assuming multi-selection lookups get added), this could return a collection of objects, where each object contains all the row data for that selection.
Making it configurable which columns are returned in this object would be even better, though I would assume this would rely on the system being queried to have an endpoint for the response schema.
For now you have to use this workaround, which works for a sharepoint list.
https://community.nintex.com/t5/Nintex-Workflow-Cloud-Forum/How-to-populate-multiple-values-from-a-single-Data-Lookup/td-p/115845