Salesforce Fact #986 | Track first radio button select in screen flow

Suppose we have a requirement to keep track of the first selected radio button in screen flow.

For this, we can create an autolaunched flow and call it as a screen action. This flow will accept the first selected value and assign to a variable. We also need to set the action run condition in a way so that the subflow is called only once.

In this example, we have a radio button with three values: Option1, Option2, Option3 and in the action run condition we have specified to call this flow till the currentValue resource is null.

Attached are the screenshots.






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