How to use look it up in a flow screen?
(Note: This blog posts only covers how you configure a lookup component for use in a screen flow and how to reference the lookup value selected by the user, and not all the steps to complete the flow.) With Winter ’20, Salesforce introduced a standard lookup component for use in a screen flow.
Are there filters on the flow LOOKUP function?
Here are a few things about this standard lookup function you should be aware of when configuring this for use. Lookup filters on the field are ignored. However, if you do need more power (including the ability to filter), install the flow lookup component created by the community posted on the UnofficialSF Web site.
Where do I find the lookup picklist in a flow screen?
That’s how to configure the Lookup picklist on a screen flow and how you reference the user’s selection later in your flow. That’s all folks. The flow can be deployed to Production in a change set (or can be deployed using a tool such as Metazao’s Snapshot). You will find the flow in a change set under the Flow Definition component type.
Do you need API name for flow lookup?
However, if you do need more power (including the ability to filter), install the flow lookup component created by the community posted on the UnofficialSF Web site. For the Field API Name, you must use a API name of an existing sObject and field.
How to use the lookup screen component in Salesforce Lightning flow?
Using the lookup screen component users can easily search and define the record in the flow and you can also set the current recordID or default value in the lookup field in the flow so that users don’t have to select the record every time they are running the flow from a record. How to Use the Lookup Screen Component in Salesforce Lightning Flow?
How to call autolaunched flow from Visualforce page?
Use Autolaunched Flow called from Visualforce page, and the Visualforce page to overwrite the Delete button. 1. Prepare Custom Object 2. Create Flow ** you may to skip this process if Contact Name passed in as parameter, but for this blog, we would like to show record lookup process.