Hey Yuri!

In my free time I somehow figured your problem.

here you can see my three tables.  the code in the formula is  {  Number('multiple choice') } so whenever you choose different choices in the multiple choice, the formula outputs it in number form.

here you see the number changed when I inputted 2 and 3. so that means to get 2 and 3 you have to give the multiple choice "6002" in order for it to choose 2 and 3.

The buttion at the bottom gives this output { 'multiple choice' = 'text' }

so it takes whatever is on the text field and puts in it multiple choice. apparently "5002" is 1 and 3. so if I press the button, the output should be 1 and 3 on the multiple choice field.

and i was right :).

the numbers might change if you have more than 3 choices, just check the ones you want and put it the formula that i wrote above so you can see the numerated format for it. and make that set of numbers equal for the multiple choice.

your code --->{  if A = true then 'multiple choice' := "5002" end } and you should get and 1 and 3 selected.

If u have anymore questions, email me at afernandez@provisionsinternational.com :).

P.s. sorry for the long reply!

If you want, you can send me an invite to your Team so that I could see what the problem could be. The issue could be that the way the tables are linked together.

Great! No problem :)

Hi Yuri/Agus - I've followed this process and am having exactly the same problem as Yuri initially - some of my multiple choice combinations do not generate a number. however deleting and recreating them does not fix it. Do you have any suggestions?!