28. Salesforce Flow | Call APEX From Flow | Multiple Input and Output Parameters

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28.How to Series | Salesforce Flow | Calling APEX Method From Flow - Multiple Params
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[@DarrenHenry-f7b]

This was really helpful, thanks

[@salesforcecafe101]

@@DarrenHenry-f7b Thank you

[@anushkadixit9999]

what if apex class have input as List that time how to pass values from flows

[@Srujansujju]

You didn't address the key point here, You are returning a List. How to fetch x element in the list?

[@salesforcecafe101]

Yes . Intend is to showcase how to deal with multiple input and output parameters in apex. In order to process items in the list collection, a simple loop element would do the trick. There is another video in the playlist that explains working with collections ...

[@Srujansujju]

Basically I’m returning a list of wrapper class from apex and I couldn’t able to assign it to anything in flow. Anyways I figured it out.

[@srivalliyada6610]

​@@Srujansujjuhow you figured it can you tell me