Exploring Flow Repeater Component | Salesforce Spring '24 | In Realtime use case | Salesforce Hacks

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Discover the power of the Flow Repeater component in Salesforce's latest Spring '24 release! In this tutorial, we walk you through the real-time use case of implementing the Flow Repeater component, enabling seamless data entry for multiple records within a single screen flow.
Steps I followed:
1. Created a new screen flow
2. Added the repeater component inside the screen component
3. Used Loop to go through all the entries made by the user
4. Used assignment and collection to store all the entries
5. At last, used the create element to create all the related records.
Benefits and Limitations of Flow Repeater Component:
What is the Repeater component?
The Repeater component is a beta screen component in Salesforce Flow that allows you to repeat a set of fields within a single screen element. This means users can add multiple records from one place without needing to navigate back and forth between screens.
What are its benefits?
Improved user experience: The Repeater component streamlines data entry for scenarios where users need to create multiple records with similar data, like adding multiple line items to an order or entering details for several contacts.
Increased efficiency: Users can enter data for multiple records at once, saving time and reducing steps in the flow.
Enhanced code readability: The Repeater component helps keep your flow code organized and easier to understand by grouping related fields together.
What are its limitations?
Beta stage: The Repeater component is currently in beta, which means it may have limited functionality and stability compared to released components.
Supported input components: Not all standard input components are currently supported within the Repeater component.

[@patriciaboyce8143]

so good. I want the repeater to just add the issues (in my case, deliverables) to the page, not a related list. Do you know how to make this happen?

[@SalesforceHacks]

You can do that. While you’re assigning values to the new record (deliverables), you can ignore setting the related record value.