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In Appian 7.3, when you have a list of one CDT nested inside another CDT, is it
prestonb
over 10 years ago
In Appian 7.3, when you have a list of one CDT nested inside another CDT, is it possible to access the nested CDT on the Outputs tab? ...
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Aleksi White
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over 10 years ago
As an example, let's say the CDT structure follows something like this:
{label:1, value:3, multiples:{{field1:2, field2:4, field3:6},{field1:1, field2:3, field3:5},{field1:8, field2:9, field3:10}}, info:8}
And this is all stored in pv!CDT. If you want to access one of the nested multiple CDT's fields, then you would use this:
pv!CDT.multiples[2].field2
This will return 3, the value of field2 at the second nested multiple CDT. From there, you can update the value as you want.
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Aleksi White
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over 10 years ago
As an example, let's say the CDT structure follows something like this:
{label:1, value:3, multiples:{{field1:2, field2:4, field3:6},{field1:1, field2:3, field3:5},{field1:8, field2:9, field3:10}}, info:8}
And this is all stored in pv!CDT. If you want to access one of the nested multiple CDT's fields, then you would use this:
pv!CDT.multiples[2].field2
This will return 3, the value of field2 at the second nested multiple CDT. From there, you can update the value as you want.
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