Saving Data Repeater Items in a Process Folder
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Overview

Example Lab Details

Version6.10.2
Root FolderExample Lab - Adding Data Repeater Items to Process Folder
Modules None
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This Example Lab demonstrates how to use a Data Repeater in order to save those items into a Process Folder.


Explanation

This Flow works by having the user use a Data Repeater Form Component to create a list of items. Those items are going to be stored in the new Process Folder that is created by the "Setup Process Folder in Data Folder". Once the Process Folder is created, we use the For Each step to iterate through the items in the Data Repeater. We use the "Create Repeater Entity and Store in Process Folder" step to save item and store it, using the Process Folder ID, in the process folder. After running the flow, navigate to the "Data" folder in the Folder Tree on the left side of the studio. Click into the new Folder that was created in order to navigate to the Process Folder View, once there you can see the Repeater Item Entities were added to the Folder by looking at the "Process History and Collaboration" section. A user can also click on the "Process Data View" page in the top right corner to view the new Entities there.

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