In this article, we'll explore how to create a Screen Component in Salesforce Flow that behaves dynamically by showing a Text box only when a specific value is selected in a Dependent Picklist and hiding it for other selections. This helps improve user experience by displaying only the relevant fields.
Step 1: Create a new Screen Flow and add a Variable
| API Name | recordId |
| Data Type | Record |
| Available for input | Check this box |
Note: The name of the Variable must be exactly recordId without any quotation mark or spaces
Step 2: Add a Screen Element and insert the Dependent Picklist Component
Note: Update these values to match the object and field API names based on the org setup
Step 3: Add a Text Component and set Conditional Visibility
| Resource | {!Dependency.middleValue} |
| Operator | Equals |
| Value | Other |
Step 4: Test and Save the Flow
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Written by: Eric Praud | Forum Ambassador
Eric is a Salesforce Platform Manager at Activ8 Energies and has been working in the Salesforce ecosystem for the past 15 years. He started his Salesforce career as a Salesforce support agent. Like many others, he stumbled across the platform accidentally and hasn’t looked back since. Eric is very active in the Answers community and has been a Salesforce MVP since March 2021.
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