
Using Flow to Convert Multiselect Picklist into a Text Collection
Multiselect picklist fields store the selected choices separated by semicolons. Here is how to convert a multiselect picklist into a text collection in Salesforce Flow.
Multiselect picklist fields store the selected choices separated by semicolons. Here is how to convert a multiselect picklist into a text collection in Salesforce Flow.
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Multi-select picklist fields have many limitations. One of these limitations is using the Get Records element in Flow to get records by multi-select picklist.
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