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I would like to build a dynamic segment from user interaction with a check-box form field in a 365M form. Is this possible to perform in a customer journey?

If the contact sends the form with the check-box unchecked, he/she should be put on the dynamic segment A. If the contact sends the form with the check-box checked, he/she should be put on dynamic segment B.

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Nya 29,060 on at

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Hi Axel,

Do you mean that you'd like to filter out the contacts based on the submission values?

If yes, you can follow the next steps.

For example, there is a check box field in Contact entity named as Checkbox.

The value for the label "Yes" is 1 and for the label "No" is 0.

Then if the field is mapped into a marketing form, the submission value will be something like:

The segment can set as the following way.

The contacts submitted the form with the checkbox ticked can be filtered out.

In the same way, the unticking ones can be filtered out with the expression: SubmittedValues Does not contain "Checkbox: true".

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Hi

Unfortunately the form I want to grab the form interaction from is of the type "Subscription center". And the specific form field I want to use as trigger is not an ordinary check-box field, but a subscription list representation form field. According to the input shown for the subscription center form in MS Dynamics "Forms of type 'Subscription center' do not create submissions". I guess this is the reason why your suggested method doesn't work when I tested it in a subscription center form...

Any idea about how to build a dynamic segment from interaction with a subscription list representation form field in a subscription center form?

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LaurenW 20 on at

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Hi,

In case you haven't resolved this yet, here's what worked for me.

Since Contacts are added to a Subscription list if the check the field on the form, I would reference the Subscription list in the Segment A query.

For segment B (unchecked submissions), I would create a query that includes all form submission but excludes all members of Segment A.

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xhj45 133 on at

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Hi @Nya,

After having tried your method, we found that we were not able to create the segment using SubmittedValues field, some of the keywords do not work :

Any idea?

Thank you in advance for your help!

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