+4I am using sharepoint On-prem 2016. I have disabled few actions in the workflow that are disabled, when I run the workflow, it gives “coercion failed unable to transfer input lookp data onto requested type” error. I then deleted the disabled actions and it worked fine without any errors. But want to know why does it happen?
Best answer by SimonMuntz
Hi,
What you are seeing is not a common issue but I have seen it before.
If you are using the latest build of Nintex workflow for 2016 and you can replicate this issue with a new workflow, I recommend contacting Nintex support to have the issue investigated.
Disabling an action is great for testing but I do not recommend doing so in a production workflow for the reasons you have encountered.
+23Hi,
What you are seeing is not a common issue but I have seen it before.
If you are using the latest build of Nintex workflow for 2016 and you can replicate this issue with a new workflow, I recommend contacting Nintex support to have the issue investigated.
Disabling an action is great for testing but I do not recommend doing so in a production workflow for the reasons you have encountered.
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