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Hi Tedersm,

 

you can achieve this as follows:

 

1. Create a global variable (e.g. “bCheckboxSelected” of type Boolean) and map it to the “selected” property of the Checkbox

 

2. Subscribe to the “Select” Event of the Checkbox (simply drag and drop the widget to a opened story of your Process Designer)

 

3. Add a condition shape and check if the “bCheckboxSelected” variable is true (or false, as you wish)

 

4. Connect one UI Action to the green output node (condition = true) and one UI Action to the red output node (condition = false) of the condition shape. Within these UI Actions you can respectively map the constant value “true” or “false” to the “enabled” property of your DatePicker widget in that way that you want the DatePicker to behave.

 

See screenshot for an example.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

 

Kind Regards
Sarah

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