#Flow – New input options when using Flow Button: list of choices

Hi!

Today I refreshed some of my Flow definitions and (as always) I found couple of new cool features. There are some cool SharePoint integration features to be used, however I’ll start today with a small but powerful one:

Using list of choices as data input in a Button.

When we define a Button to be the trigger for a Flow, we can also add some input fields to be recorded at the start step. So far, this fields were string only, that’s mean a single
Text Box for data input for each field. Now we also have the chance to define choices as a new type of field, and the input will be performed using a combo !

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Once we choose the Filed Of Options, it’s time to add some values for these options.

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If we run the Flow from the web view, we can see how these options are translated and presented in a combo

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And, in the mobile App we have the similar behavior, using a combo (in iOS) to select a value for the field

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This is very useful!

Happy coding!

Greetings @ Burlington

El Bruno

References

El Bruno

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