In a process I use to do this: doForEach("GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion&q

Naomi Person over 10 years ago

In a process I use to do this: doForEach("GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion", ri!bYesNoAnswers, ri!sExplanations, ri!sLabels)
to iterate through a list, always 6 items, to check and see if an answer was no and the label not populated. We are in the process of upgrading and the doforeach will not be available.

I have tried multiple ways still no luck... Here are some of them...

repeat(cons!GCMSM_RULE_REPEAT,rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion(ri!bYesNoAnswers, ri!sExplanations, ri!sLabels))

=apply(rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion,repeat(cons!GCMSM_RULE_REPEAT,rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion()))

=apply(rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion, ri!bYesNoAnswers, ri!sExplanations, ri!sLabels)...

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0 Michael Tan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Naomi, with the apply function the second parameter is the only list which will be iterated through (the ones after are considered "context"). I believe merging your lists together with the merge function will fix your issue. Can you try the following?

apply(rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion, merge(ri!bYesNoAnswers, ri!sExplanations, ri!sLabels))

More details on the looping functions here:
forum.appian.com/.../Looping_Functions
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0 Michael Tan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Naomi, with the apply function the second parameter is the only list which will be iterated through (the ones after are considered "context"). I believe merging your lists together with the merge function will fix your issue. Can you try the following?

apply(rule!GCMS_ValidateNoAnswerCompletion, merge(ri!bYesNoAnswers, ri!sExplanations, ri!sLabels))

More details on the looping functions here:
forum.appian.com/.../Looping_Functions
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