The multiple choice widget lets users select multiple values from a drop-down menu, ideal for forms with a large number of data options.
Scenarios
The multi-select widget is commonly used when there are many data options, such as a Satisfaction Survey.
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Control configuration
Basic parameters
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① Display Title: Specifies whether to display the title of the drop-down multi-choice control. You can customize the display name, which serves as the column name in the data form. |
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② Control type: After you select a control, you can change its type. The drop-down options support replacement with other basic and advanced control types. |
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③ Table Field Name: The name of the corresponding field in the table created from the data form. Note
The field or table name must start with a letter and can contain letters, digits, and underscores (_). The name can be up to 40 characters in length. |
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Description: A custom description for the control. |
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⑤ Description Information Location: The position where the description is displayed. Valid values: Control Bottom, Title Right, and Title Below. |
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Default State: The initial state of the widget. Valid values: Normal, Read-only, and Hidden. |
Parameter
From: Select one of the following sources: Custom Data, Data Source, or Dataset.
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Select Custom Data from the Source drop-down list.
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① From Custom Data: If you select Custom Data, you can configure the Display Name and Correlation ID. |
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② Option Name: You can add, edit, and delete options. |
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③ Default Value: Select a value based on the Options drop-down list.
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④ Associated option settings: If the current form contains two or more single-choice or multiple-choice drop-down controls, you can configure the associated option settings. Note
Only fields after the current field can be associated.
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Select Data Source from the Source drop-down list.
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① From Data Source: If you select Data Source, you can select options from a data table in the data source. |
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② Data Source: Select a data source from the drop-down list. |
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③ Data Table: Select a data table from the drop-down list. |
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④ Data field: Select a data field from the drop-down list. |
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⑤ Default Value: Data Field Content.
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Select Dataset from the Source drop-down list.
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① From Dataset: If you select Dataset, you can select Data Fields in the dataset. |
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② Dataset: Select a dataset from the drop-down list. |
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③ Data Field: Select a data field from the drop-down list. |
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④ Default Value: Select a value based on the Data Field Content drop-down list.
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Yes
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① Required: Specifies whether this field is required. If selected, the control is marked as Required. |
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② Input data invalid prompt text: Takes effect only when a validation rule is triggered. For example, if Required is selected and no value is provided, the custom error message is displayed. |
Section
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Widget Width: Set the widget width. Valid values: Default or Whole Line. Note
You can also drag the control border manually to adjust the width. |
