How do you create Multiple RITMS from a List Collector using Flow Designer

Diana27
Tera Guru

Hi,

Newbie here again.  I've searched the question of creating Multiple RITMS  from a List Collector, but the answers have always been using Workflow.  We are only able to use Flow Designer in our development.  Is there a way to do this in Flow Designer?  

The need is pretty straight forward.  Using a List Collector variable referencing a table to get the list.  Each item selected from the list will create a RITM.  If three items were selected using the List Collector there would be three RITMS for the Request each with it's own tasks as well.

I only have a PDI to work in since we are not live yet so I am also stuck with limited data to work with.

Thank you in advance,

Diana

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Pradeep Sharma
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

Hi Diana,

Please refer below thread re:question is similar to the requirements you have. Let me know if you have any additional questions.

https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=68b508dadb2c3bc0a39a0b55ca96...

Hi Pradeep,

Sorry to bother you again. I'm sure I am doing something wrong but, if 2 items are selected from the List Collector variable I am actually getting 3 RITMS.  The first one seems to be created prior to the "For Each Item" in the Flow.  Then, the for next in the flow creates 2 more.

Is this normal for Flow Designer?

Thank you,

Diana

Hi Diana,

I'm facing the similar issue, can you tell how you have resolved it?

if 2 items are selected from the List Collector variable I am actually getting 3 RITMS.  The first one seems to be created prior to the "For Each Item" in the Flow.  Then, the for next in the flow creates 2 more.

Diana27
Tera Guru

Hi Pradeep,

Thank you the link did help.  Being a newbie though I'm stuck.  I am able to create the multiple RITMS.  My issue is how to show the selected item on the RITM.  The first RITM shows the list collector variable with all the selected item not just the first selection and the second one doesn't even show the list collector.

Thanks,

Diana