Flow Designer not storing code snippet to record

[Pat6]

• The problem I am trying to solve is to store the following code snippet like  "javascript:new AcorioEmailUtils().addToRecipients(current);" to a record using flow designer. 
• I can go out to the table and manually store the snippet no problem, but I need to automate it. 
• Simply using a "Look Up Record" action then an "Update Record" action choosing the field and entering the code snippet is not storing the code. 
• What I do not want to do is execute the code snippet at this time. This code will be executed later as the group members may change over time. I do not want to surround it with '' as I do not want to break existing functionality. 
• The code is piped in from a catalog variable, I tried populating it to a flow variable instead.
• The below screen shot shows 3 different methods trying to do the same thing, the only one that writes anything is the Cc line but that has the tick marks I do not wish to include.

I am starting to go down another path to accomplish the same thing by creating a custom action and scripting the action but not sure if that buys me anything more than what I am getting using the update record function.... 

Inputs:

Script Step:

Suggestions would be appreciated.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Pat6 

the inline f(x) script is thinking that it's supposed to make a call to script include but it won't find the current object

what if you store that string in system property and then simply use this

return gs.getProperty('propertyName');

property holds this value -> javascript:new AcorioEmailUtils().addCcRecipients(current);

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[Ankur Bawiskar · Accepted solution]

@Pat6 

strange, I didn't get any error but it didn't update the BCC field

It worked for me using GlideRecord update in background script, you can try to create a custom flow action and use Script Step to do that

If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.

[Pat6]

@Ankur Bawiskar Thank you very much for your help! That last solution works!

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Pat6 

Glad to help.