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How to Bulk Edit Salesforce Records in Flows Using Avonni Data Table
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How to Bulk Edit Salesforce Records in Flows Using Avonni Data Table

Select rows in a Data Table, then edit them together in a second flow opened by a Bulk Edit button.

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How to Bulk Edit Salesforce Records in Flows Using Avonni Data Table
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0:00 INTRODUCTION & RESULT 1:26 CONFIGURING THE FIRST SCREEN FLOW WITH THE DATA TABLE 2:36 CREATING THE BULK EDIT BUTTON ACTION 3:25 CONFIGURING THE SECOND SCREEN FLOW TO BULK EDIT SELECTED RECORDS 3:35 CREATING THE VARIABLE COLLECTION 4:00 CONFIGURING THE AVONNI APEX ACTION - TEXT TO JOIN 5:53 CREATING THE QUERY FILTER FORMULA 9:00 ADDING THE DATA TABLE COMPONENT 10:57 TESTING AND FINAL REMARKS
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What you will build

Add bulk editing to an Avonni Data Table: users select rows, click Bulk Edit, and change them together in a second flow. For Salesforce admins comfortable with formulas.

  • A first screen flow with the Avonni Data Table
  • A Bulk Edit button action that passes the selected records
  • A second flow that joins the record Ids with the Avonni Text to Join action
  • A query filter formula (Id IN) that loads the selected records
  • A Data Table to edit them, then a test

Before you start

The Avonni Flow Screen Components package.

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