I have an automation rule that infers what to set for the checkbox field but it is only 'setting' that value and overwrites any existing checked boxes.
Can I read in any preset values to a variable and then include them in the 'set' rule? I have tried this using a smart value for a variable and then the new value but the UI doesn't allow this.
Does anyone have another secret?
Thank you!
Hello @Celina Kincaid
To update the field, instead of overwriting it, you need go to down to the "Advanced Edit" section and provide the JSON there.
{
"update": {
"Multi Select": [{ "add": {"value": "Approval A is set"}}]
}
}
Like in below screenshot.
If you have smart value, you can pass that aswell like below..
{
"update": {
"Multi Select": [{ "add": {"value": "{{some_smartvalue}}"}}]
}
}
Reference:
Please try and share if issues. Hope it helps. Thanks!
Hello @Celina Kincaid
I think doing something like this with the Advanced JSON Editing option might work, but I haven't tested it.
replace customfield_12345 with your checkbox custom field.
{
"update": {
"customfield_12345": [{
"add": { "value": "option1" }
}]
}
}
I inferred this from the following documentation, looking at examples for setting a Checkbox field and for adding another value to a multiple selection field.
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