The “Radio Buttons” widget in version 2.3 of the application is an intuitive tool that allows the user to select one option from the available list. This provides clarity and facilitates decision-making, which is especially useful in forms and applications that require clear selection.
Widget description
The “Radio Buttons” widget is an element consisting of a list of available options, from which the user can select only one. Once the selection is made, a change is possible only by selecting another option.
Properties - Radio buttons
Data source - If the values and displayed texts are to be retrieved from an external table or list, use a lookup formula to read the relevant records. If the data is typed directly into fields or indicated as a range of cells, leave the Data field blank.
Values (type: text) - are elements representing the available options to be selected by the user. Each value matches one of the options in the radio button group. The data can be entered directly in the field or given as a range of cells.
Displayed texts (type: text) - are descriptions of options visible to the user. Each value is assigned its own text displayed in the interface. Like values, these texts can be typed directly into the field or indicated as a range of cells.
Note that the number of values must match the number of displayed texts in order for the data to be correctly displayed and handled by the widget.
Initial value - is used to set the default option that is pre-selected in the radio buttons widget. This is done so that when the widget is loaded, one of the available options is already selected. To do this, simply enter the appropriate value to match the text to be displayed. For example, if the value V1 is entered in the “Initial value” field, Visa will be automatically selected in the radio buttons widget (assuming that the value “V1” matches this option in the table of displayed text). In this way, the user can immediately see which option has been selected by default.
Orientation - determines the layout of the widget, which can be set in vertical or horizontal mode.
Button position - allows you to specify whether the radio buttons should be on the left or right side of the value.
Horizontal orinetation
Display to section spreadsheet widget keys - radio buttons
In order to display data from a widget of the type “radio buttons” in a spreadsheet, you need to enter the name of the section of the matching widget.
If you type the name of the section associated with the widget in the spreadsheet, the matching value will automatically appear in the spreadsheet when you make a selection in the widget.
Styles:
Section
- You can select the style from the list or specify it using a formula.
- You can give the background color of the widget section
- You can add a section border by defining its parameters for the top, bottom, left and right edges
- You can customize the section shadow by selecting it's color
Text
- The style can be selected from a list or specified using a formula.
- Text in the widget can be customized using the formatting bar, including: font, font size, bold, italic, strike-through, underline, and text color.
Selected item
- The style can be selected from a list or specified using a formula.
- The text of the selected item in the widget can be customized using the formatting bar, including: bold, italic, strikethrough, and underline
Indicator
- The style can be selected from a list or specified using a formula.
- You can customize the color of the indicator, the background of the indicator and the color of the border.
Disabled indicator
- The style can be selected from a list or specified using a formula.
- You can customize the color of the indicator, the background of the indicator and the color of the border.
To make the widget disabled from the beginning of the workflow, check the “Disable editing” option in it's properties. You can also unlock it through the “Disable/enable editing” action step.
There is an icon next to each style property:
- reset the set style
- save the selected style
Styles
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