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- AustinKQrew CommanderWhat is the use case for building it from the text field in this process? Maybe if that were explained it would be easier to understand what is happening here in your process and why so someone could help you.
To me it seems like you should use the Multi-Select Lookup field in your formula and extract what is in there each time with a variable or similar. But I think knowing the use case might help. - BlakeHarrisonQrew CaptainNo, but Yes. No, you can't dynamically change the name of a field based on a formula. But, you can create a Rich Text formula field that would produce a similar result. Something like this:
This is very basic, but you can use most any HTML/CSS to format the text in a Rich Text formula. Once you've got the formula producing the content you want, you would just add it on the form and select the 'Use Alternate Label Text' on the form builder, but leave it blank."<b>" & [Field Name] & "</b> " & [Field Value]
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------------------------------ - MichaelTamoushQrew CaptainCan you do it like this?
var text MultiSelect = totext([Multi-Select Lookup]);
If(Contains($MultiSelect, "Section Name"), [Section Name]) &
If(Contains($MultiSelect, "Section No."), [Section No.]) &
.....
)
You could wrap the entire thing in a List(";", ......) if you want to separate them by a deliniator.
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Mike Tamoush
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