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          Flow Screen Input Component: Button Picklist from Collection

          Flow Screen Input Component: Button Picklist from Collection

          Display labels from a collection variable in a list of buttons.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions

          A Button Picklist from Collection component that allows a flow user to display labels from a collection variable in a list of buttons.

          For information about adding screen components to your flow screen, see Screen.

          Note
          Note This screen component requires Lightning runtime and Mortgage permission set.

          Configure the Button Picklist from Collection Component

          Attribute Description
          Choice Labels

          Add a text collection variable containing choice labels to this component.

          You can’t reorder choices or select the same choice twice.

          Choice Values Add a collection variable containing API values that correspond to the choice labels for this component.
          Help Text Give your users more context for this screen component. The text you enter is available in an info bubble next to the component.
          Label User-friendly text that displays above the component.
          Required Requires users to select a value before they can move to the next screen.
          Selected Value A variable containing default choice value.

          Store the Button Picklist from Collection Component in the Flow

          All attributes are available to store in flow variables, but the Selected Value attribute is the most likely attribute to store. The value is assigned when the user navigates to the next screen.

          To store the user’s action, map the Selected Values attribute to a variable.

          Tip
          Tip By default, screen components that run on Lightning runtime version 58 and prior have no memory. If a user enters a value, and then does one of the these, the value is lost. a) Navigates to another screen and returns to the component’s screen. b) Pauses the flow then resumes it. c) Navigates to the next screen and triggers an input validation error.
          Tip
          Tip Setting the attribute enables a flow to remember the value. The flow stores the value automatically. If you store values manually, store the attribute’s output value in a variable.
           
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