With the FormTitan form builder you can create a Get condition that is based on an integer number.
Follow this example and try it yourself:
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First set up some testing data in your Salesforce:
- Create a numeric, integer field in your Salesforce 'Account' object called 'Employees'
- Create a few test accounts that have between 30-40 employees.
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Create a new blank form
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Drag a Section element (From ‘element settings’ > ‘Basic’ category) and make it bigger.
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Drag a Textbox element inside it and change the Textbox label to "account" (In ‘Properties’ panel > ‘Element’ tab > ‘Settings’ option > ‘Basic’ category > Label)
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Select the Section and make it repeated. (In ‘Properties’ panel > ‘Element’ tab > ‘Settings’ option > ‘Basic’ category >Turn on 'Repeated' checkbox
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Drag a numeric element and change its label to "num of employees".
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Now set up the Salesforce Get integration:
- Go to ‘Properties panel > ’Form’ tab > ‘Settings’ option > ‘Salesforce integration’ > ‘Get’ > and Press on the 'Map fields' button
- Choose the "Account" object
- In the 'Condition' category set a condition:
Employees Less than num of Employees
- Choose 'All' in the 'If multiple matches found radio button' and set a limit of 100 records.
- All that's left is to map the fields:
account --> Account Name
- Press 'Apply' and save your form
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Now test your form
- Publish it as URL
- Enter 50 in the 'num of employees' field and your test accounts will be drawn to the repeated section.
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