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Hi Satabdi, 

Good info — since it's Aura, not LWR, the fix path is different. Since this fails for the partner user but works for FSL (internal), the likely gap is permissions/sharing on the record, not the component itself. 

Check: 

1. Partner Community profile/permission set has Create access on Files (ContentVersion) — this can be missing by default on external license types. 

2. The partner user has at least Edit-level access to the Work Order record the quick action launches from — File Upload needs to create a ContentDocumentLink to it. 

3. Log in/impersonate as the partner user (or Debug the flow as them) to see if it's an upload error vs. a silent link failure. 

If both check out and it still fails, try the File Upload Improved component (UnofficialSF) — it uses server-side Apex to handle the upload/link, which sidesteps community-specific quirks in the standard component. 

Reference:

Hi @Yeshwanth Macha ,

Try launching a new playground. I was able to resolve this issue by doing so, as others have suggested.

However, I ran into a different issue with a subsequent step, the Get 1500 Product, which required Salesforce's help. The "All Conditions Are Met (AND)" condition requirement wasn't working correctly. Hopefully it is for you. When you Edit Get Records for the "Get 1500 Product" and "Get 2000 Product," manually type the simple numerical values "1500" and "2000" in the respective values field. Do not select the "X1500kW" or "X2000kW" values that appear when you start typing. 

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If I understand the use case, I think you can get what you need using the Quick Choice component from Unofficial SF. I set the values (or left the text box blank) in the first screen. Then, I added each answer to a Text Collection variable in the Assignment element. Next, I loop through the values in the Collection variable to see if they are blank. If so, I remove the value from the Collection. Then, using the Quick Choice component, you can display the remaining values from the string in the following screen:

Hi @Christopher Morano,

It is possible. Steps -

1. Trigger: When Account_Liaison_Working__c = True and Account_Liaison_Completed__c = False.
2. Scheduled Path: Wait 6 days after Account_Liaison_Working__c is set to True.
3. Decision: After 6 days, check if Account_Liaison_Working__c = True and Account_Liaison_Completed__c = False.
4. Action: If both conditions are still true, send an email to the user who marked the field.

It seems like this can, essentially, replace rollup summaries - the example starts with a record-triggered flow on a detail object, and updates a field with an aggregate value on a related record. But what about other types of aggregates? 

For example, say I wanted to perform the same aggregate, but from a screen flow on my account. I would use a get records to get opportunities where Account.ID = $Record, and Stage = Closed Won. Then I would pass the resultant record collection into my Transform element, and I would want to total the Amount field of the Opportunities in my collection, then reference that value later in my flow (either to update a field in the Account record as in your example, or just reference within a Screen to show component A vs. B, etc.) 

Is it not capable of this? Because I couldn't get it to work this way - the ability to define an Aggregate didn't even show up as an option in my Screen Flow, where my recordId = an Account, and my source record collection = Opportunities.