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04-02-2025 12:34 PM
Hello ServiceNow Community,
I have a custom table Travel Request that extends the Task table. I want the State field (state) to default to "Requested" when a new record is created.
However, multiple states (e.g., "Open" and "Requested") have the same value (1), and the system is defaulting to "Open" instead of "Requested."
What is the best way to ensure that the default state is always "Requested" when creating a new Travel Request?
I have tried setting the Default Value in the Dictionary, but since multiple choices have the same value (1), it picks "Open" instead of "Requested."
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04-02-2025 12:51 PM
Try using a dictionary override instead of in the dictionary, as your table extends from the Task table, so it is taking the default Task values instead of your table's values.
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04-02-2025 12:54 PM
Hello @akashmundli
Best option id dictionary override
Other option is updating the existing value
Other option is creating a custom choice values.
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04-02-2025 12:51 PM
Try using a dictionary override instead of in the dictionary, as your table extends from the Task table, so it is taking the default Task values instead of your table's values.
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04-02-2025 12:54 PM
Hello @akashmundli
Best option id dictionary override
Other option is updating the existing value
Other option is creating a custom choice values.
Kindly mark my answer as helpful and accept solution if it helped you in anyway. This will help me be recognized for the efforts and also move this questions from unsolved to solved bucket.
Regards,
Shivalika
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