Is the field itself a list? If so then to display the list as is in a RG, just use a RG of the required type, which may have to be ‘Text’ in this case. If you’re trying to display the list items from multiple records then you may need to use the unique items operator. If the field is not a list then try with the join_with operator.
To add each item as a new row in your table then I think of two ways:
a) Run an API workflow on the list of selected items from your multi-dropdown.
b) Run some sort of recursive workflow where you pass the list to the workflow and run in a loop until all records in the list have been added.
I believe that what @louisadekoya is talking about is if, for example, you get a list of item 1,2,3 and each of them have a list of text a,b,c. So you do search for things’list of test:unique items to avoid repeating a b c for each thing.
The data field muscle group where you have: biceps, chest, added manually: is that a text or a list of texts?
For me list of texts can be displayed in an RG type text e.g. showing this exercises’ muscle groups text. If on buttons not an RG you can use the lists of texts first item on one button, lists 2nd item on another button etc.
If it is instead a text and you want to have every comma mean a new line, you can use regex. I can let you know which regex if that is the case.
I mean to use something like search or current item. This is hard to tell you exactly because i dont know how you set your thing.
For example, if the current page is training plan thing, this training plan is linked to exercises. Your data source should be current page training’exercises’muscle group:unique item
Yes. Me it was to use a list of text and instead joining with a comma, join with new line. In your case your start from a text and create a list of text. Anf I believe that it may now be a solution for this case if the text is not really a list of text.