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NickMangine
6 years agoQrew Member
Both fields are formulas in their respective tables. I just happened to name them the same.
I cannot change the value in the second automation.
I thought it was possible the automation was only giving me existing options (i.e. all the records were unchecked for this field) but I purposefully created a record with where "Should Delete" is checked. Still see the same (no) options :(
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Nick Mangine
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NickMangine
6 years agoQrew Member
Turns out this is a known bug. I opened a support case and was told as much.
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Nick Mangine
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Nick Mangine
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- JessicaFeauto6 years agoQrew MemberNick,
Did they give you any idea when it is going to be fixed? I'm running into the same issue
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Jessica Feauto
------------------------------- NickMangine6 years agoQrew Member
They did not. Just that they would let me know when it was. So if you open a ticket, my guess is they would add you to that list as well.
I ended up working around the issue. It's pretty simple to just create a text formula field that looks something like this:
If([checkbox field],"yes","no")
Then you can test the text field instead.
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Nick Mangine
------------------------------- JessicaFeauto6 years agoQrew MemberThanks Nick. I did something similar with a Formula Checkbox field. Easy to facilitate but I can just imagine 3 years from now having that field still be hanging around and no one understanding what it was!
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Jessica Feauto
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