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In Flow, how to use values in record collection variable to populate record choice set?
I have built a record collection of accounts from multiple GetRecords steps, and now want to have user select and update one of them in a list with radio buttons. If I could pull that list in one query, I would just use record collectoin variable. Instead, is there a way to add records from collection into a record choice? Or can I build a custom choice with their IDs, and then update the one they choose?
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I cross-posted this and @Tamar Erlich(Atlassian) and @Jo Hetland had good ideas:
use a temporary object: https://success.salesforce.com/_ui/core/chatter/groups/GroupProfilePage?g=0F9300000001rzc&fId=0D53A00003W3Xk0
and use this Flow screen component: https://unofficialsf.com/datatablefsc-documentation/
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