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Nintex Form - Validation rules on multiple checkboxes

  • September 23, 2024
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I have Nintex form with a Choice column that has multiple checkbox enabled where the user can make multiple selections:

  [] Repetitive [] Non-Repetitive

I want to have another field "WireType" require a value if 2 checkboxes above is selected values. I created a validation rule below but it doesn't work. What's the correct rule to apply? I'm appreciated for your help.

WireType == "Repetitive" && WireType == "Non-Repetitive" &&
isNullOrEmpty(Amount)

 

I also tried this rule and it doesn’t work:

contains (WireType, "Repetitive") && contains(WireType, "Non-Repetitive") && isNullOrEmpty({Self})

Best answer by SimonMuntz

Hi @YV,

You need to name the choice control.  In my example, I have called it CheckBoxs.
The rule applied to the WireType control would then be:

CheckBoxs == "Repetitive,Non-Repetitive" && isNullOrEmpty({Self})

Please see the attached New responsive form export for more information.
 

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SimonMuntz
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  • September 23, 2024

Hi @YV,

You need to name the choice control.  In my example, I have called it CheckBoxs.
The rule applied to the WireType control would then be:

CheckBoxs == "Repetitive,Non-Repetitive" && isNullOrEmpty({Self})

Please see the attached New responsive form export for more information.
 


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  • September 24, 2024

It works. Thanks, SimonMuntz.