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Note: $ CUSTOMER$ is a keyword for the Requested For user's login ID. For example, you can create a qualification to query the CTM:People form for the record where Remedy Login ID matches $USER$. Select the keyword from the adjacent drop-down list. Enter an integer value in the adjacent field. Enter a text value in the adjacent field. If there is a match, you can use the mapping you create in step 4c to pass the data from the ManagersName field in CTM:People to another question (such as, What is your manager's name?).

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For example, you can create a qualification to match the response to a question (such as, What is your full name?) to data in a form (such as the value in the Full Name field on CTM:People). Use this data type to auto-fill the response to a question based on the user's response to another question. Select the question from the adjacent drop-down list. Specifies a question in the SRD as the data type. Question ( Answer Question actions only ) ( Answer Question actions only) In the Trigger Qualification Builder, create a query that defines the condition or conditions to trigger the action. From the Trigger drop-down list, select Open Form or Answer Question.In the Title field, enter a title for the action.Under Action Details in the Action Information pane, do the following steps:.In the SRD, click Questions & Mappings to open the Question Management window.You can use an Answer Question action to map data to conditional questions, but only when the trigger question and the mapped question are displayed. Open Form actions should be used only to set data into top level questions. When the action fires, it might set values to questions that are never displayed to the user, because they are only shown conditionally. Mapping data to conditional questions - Open Form actions must not be used to map data to any question that is under a conditional branch.Mapping data to questions - You can only map data to Text, Date, Time, and Date/Time questions. You cannot map Date, Time, and Date/Time field values to Text questions.However, t here is a known issue in the UI where the application allows you to create such actions. Since Open Form actions execute when the user first opens the Provide Information form, and before the user has answered questions, y ou cannot use an Open Form action that auto-fills a question based on the user's response to another question. For example, you cannot create a trigger qualification for one action that is based on field values that are auto-filled by another action.Ĭreating trigger qualifications - ( Answer Question actions only) T he supported question formats for trigger qualifications are Text, Radio Button, and Menu. Y ou cannot create dependencies that depend upon a predictable execution sequence. Creating dependencies between actions - When you create multiple actions for an SRD, the actions execute in parallel.The following restrictions apply when you create auto-fill actions: For example, an Answer Question action can automatically fill in a user's shipping address from a form record, when the user chooses the Use address on file response from a menu question. Answer Question action - Executes after the user responds to a question in the Provide Information form, and a qualification is met.If allowed to execute in this case, Open Form actions might overwrite information that the user changed before submitting the request. Request Again functionality is designed to create a copy of the information submitted by the user in the original request. Open Form actions do not execute when a user clicks Request Again.
