All selected values must be present in the choiceValues array

It sounds like you're encountering a mismatch between the selected value and the choiceValues in your dropdown or radio button field. Here's how to resolve it:

1. Create a New Constant for IDs:

   • If your employee type is stored as an ID (integer), create a separate constant for these ID values (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4).
   • Use this new constant in the choiceValues field while keeping your existing constant for the choiceLabels.

2. Use dropdownFieldByIndex() (if IDs are sequential):

   • If the IDs are in order, you can use dropdownFieldByIndex() to simplify the dropdown setup.

3. Ideal Long-Term Solution:

   • Store your employee types in a database table with columns for IDs, names, and an isActive flag.
   • Use QueryEntity to fetch the choiceLabels and choiceValues dynamically. This approach allows easier updates and potential admin management.

This should resolve the error and provide a more flexible solution for future change

It sounds like you're encountering a mismatch between the selected value and the choiceValues in your dropdown or radio button field. Here's how to resolve it:

1. Create a New Constant for IDs:

   • If your employee type is stored as an ID (integer), create a separate constant for these ID values (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4).
   • Use this new constant in the choiceValues field while keeping your existing constant for the choiceLabels.

2. Use dropdownFieldByIndex() (if IDs are sequential):

   • If the IDs are in order, you can use dropdownFieldByIndex() to simplify the dropdown setup.

3. Ideal Long-Term Solution:

   • Store your employee types in a database table with columns for IDs, names, and an isActive flag.
   • Use QueryEntity to fetch the choiceLabels and choiceValues dynamically. This approach allows easier updates and potential admin management.

This should resolve the error and provide a more flexible solution for future change