+4My workflow works so long as the SharePoint list conditions are met, see screenshot below. When I produce the same SharePoint List starting conditions from a Nintex Form, the workflow doesn’t start.
I tried this, but it did not work:
I read this but the solutions weren’t clear. The digital 0 and 1 conditions so the flow doesn’t re-start is unecessary in my case:
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Best answer by NotSure
Solved: in Workflow Settings I had to changed “Start when items are created” from “No” to “Yes” to reflect Nintex Form creating the SharePoint List item.
+22Hi
If you add an item via the SharePoint interface and the workflow starts, this means that the Nintex conditions are working.
If you add a pause action as the first action in the workflow does it trigger then?
+4How do I move “Pause for” into the first action?
“Run if” is fixed to the first position and I can’t get it to shift to the second position.
+4The additon of Pause for did not resolve the issue. The information from the Nintex form makes its way into the SharePoint list but the two true conditions still do not start the flow.
+4Solved: in Workflow Settings I had to changed “Start when items are created” from “No” to “Yes” to reflect Nintex Form creating the SharePoint List item.
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