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I want to create a form with 3 variables only, where in
1st. Variable (User Role) having multiple choices which can be selected multiple times
2st. Variable(User department) having multiple choices which can be selected multiple times
3rd. variable (Evn) which has a radio button for prod/uat one.
How can I create this? I used a label and a checkbox that one is not good please provide me a solution.
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3 hours ago
Hi @aggarwaltan ,
For your requirement:
User Role: Use a List Collector variable and set the Type Specification to reference the sys_user table. This allows selecting multiple users easily.
User Department: Use another List Collector variable and set the Type Specification to reference the cmn_department table.
Environment (Evn): Use a Multiple Choice variable type and add choices like:
- prod → Production
- uat → UAT
This will render as radio buttons, ensuring only one environment can be selected.
Hope this helps!
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2 hours ago
Hi @aggarwaltan ,
You need to configure like below-
1. User Role-
Create variable
Type = List Collector
Table = sys_user_role
Filter = active = true
2.User Departement
Create a variable
Type = List Collector
Table = cmn_department
Add optional filter: active = true3.for Env-
Create variable
Type = Multiple Choice
Under "Type Specification", set:
Single Choice = Yes
Choice Display Type = Radio Buttons
Add choices:
Prod
UAT
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Thank you
Nawal Singh
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an hour ago
hi @aggarwaltan
1. Variable: User Role (Multi-Select)
Use a List Collector pointing to the Roles table.
Type: List Collector
Question: User Role
Name: user_role
Type Specifications Tab:
List Table: Role [sys_user_role]
Variable Attributes: glide_list
Why this attribute? Without it, you get a large "Slushbucket" (two boxes with left/right arrows). With glide_list, you get a modern, sleek input field where you can type and select multiple tags (looks like the "To:" field in an email).
2. Variable: User Department (Multi-Select)
Use a List Collector pointing to the Department table.
Type: List Collector
Question: User Department
Name: user_department
Type Specifications Tab:
List Table: Department [cmn_department]
Variable Attributes: glide_list
3. Variable: Env (Radio Button)
To get a Radio Button (circles where you can only pick one), do not use "Select Box". Use the specific type designed for this.
Type: Radio Button
Question: Environment
Name: env
Question Choices (Related List at bottom):
- Text: Prod | Value: prod
- Text: UAT | Value: uat
Type Specifications Tab:
Select specific line layout: Checked (This makes them appear side-by-side horizontally, which usually looks better than a vertical list).
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Deepak Sharma
