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            Flow Screen Input Component: Single-Select Table

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            Flow Screen Input Component: Single-Select Table

            Display a table with a radio button next to each row in the table. A user can select one of the rows in the table.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience
            Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
            A single-select table component with two rows

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

            Note
            Note This screen component requires Lightning runtime.

            Configure the Single-Select Table Component

            You can select resources from the flow, such as variables or global constants, or you can manually enter a value.

            Attribute Description
            Columns

            Required. Defines columns for the table.

            Add a Text collection variable that contains a list of field API names that you want to include in the table.
            Records

            Required. Defines rows for the table.

            Add a Text collection variable that contains a list of record IDs that you want to include in the table.

            Ensure that the variable contains at least one record ID. Otherwise, the component shows an error message when you run the flow.
            Error Messages Add a Text variable to store error messages returned by the component.
            Selected Record Add a Text variable to store the selected record.

            Store the Single-Select Table Component’s Values in the Flow

            The flow stores values automatically. If you store values manually, store the attribute’s output value in a variable.

            To store values manually, select Manually assign variables (advanced).

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

            To store the record that the user selected, map the Selected Record attribute to a text 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.
            Example
            Example

            In a Waive Fees flow, a table shows all the transactions for the selected financial account. Users can select only one transaction to waive.

            1. Define the columns for the table.
              1. Create a Text collection variable.
              2. Use an Assignment element to assign the API names of the fields to the Text collection variable. The fields must be from the same object. Add the fields in the order in which you want them to appear in the table.
                Edit Assignment window
              3. Connect the Assignment element at the appropriate place in the flow.
            2. Define the rows for the table.
              1. Create a Record collection variable.
              2. Use a Get Records element to populate the Record collection variable with the records that you want to include in the table.
              3. Create a Text collection variable.
              4. Create a loop that iterates over the Record collection variable to fetch individual record IDs. Within the loop, use an Assignment element to add the fetched record IDs to the Text collection variable.
              5. At the end of the loop, use the Text collection variable as an input to the table.

              When a user runs the flow, the table shows all the transactions for the financial account that the user selects.

              A single-select table component with one row selected

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