Lookup Multiple Values

[gvalero]

@Eric_Penn

@Uzo you were right all along. I should just use the template column as the values in my choice component Then I could submit the comma separated list in the webhook… that will do just fine

Ah ok, under this condition the Uzo’s suggestion is the easiest way.

Feliz noche!

[gvalero]

@gvalero

2- Using the values saved by your Choice component (separated by comma, slash, etc) create a new array as a column. Let’s call it “UUID[ ]” column.
3- Create a multiple relation between “UUID[ ]” and your “UUID” column (belonging to “Names” table) and later a new Lookup Column to retrieve the “UUID - Name” values already created above.

Hola de nuevo @Eric_Penn

Reading my solution today I found a wrong suggestion which caused you problems yesterday. Sorry for it, I was typing on my phone by imagining the GDE in my mind but I failed

What you must create at step 3 is a Joined List column instead of a Lookup Column.
With this, you will have a comma-separated values column ready to be used by your webhook and not that array created by Lookup Column

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Sorry again for my confusion although we already know your choice as solution.

Geetings …feliz día!

[Eric_Penn]

@gvalero Thank you for going above and beyond. I like your solution better but I will stick with the simple template workaround to save columns for this feature.

I still learned something today about relations from join lists. I appreciate you.

[gvalero]

No doubt Eric, use a Template in your case is the easiest way!

Take care!