{{ // Get a single select dropdown field var myChoiceField = SPUtility.GetSPField('Single Choice Field');
// Set the dropdown to Completed myChoiceField.SetValue('Completed');
// Gets the value, value = 'Completed' var value = myChoiceField.GetValue();
// Make the Title field read only myChoiceField.MakeReadOnly();
// Hide the field myChoiceField.Hide();
// This is the same for a radio button select field // The value should be equal to the label displayed next to the radio button in the UI SPUtility.GetSPField('Radio Button Choice').SetValue('Green');
// Multi-select fields are the same except you can call SetValue multiple times // For example, to check the Alpha, Charlie, and Echo checkboxes: var myMultiSelectField = SPUtility.GetSPField('Multiselect Column'); myMultiSelectField.SetValue('Alpha'); myMultiSelectField.SetValue('Charlie'); myMultiSelectField.SetValue('Echo');
// for fill-in fields, simply pass a value that does not exist in the list of choices myMultiSelectField.SetValue('Christmas'); // Christmas is not a choice so Fill-in gets set
// GetValue returns an array of strings var values = myMultiSelectField.GetValue(); // Value = "Alpha", "Bravo", "Charlie" }}