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This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and return the sysIDs of items which was added/removed.
This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and return the sysIDs of items which was added/removed.
@rohi-v rohi-v assigned rohi-v and unassigned rohi-v Oct 4, 2025
@ravichandra1998g ravichandra1998g self-assigned this Oct 4, 2025
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Thank you for submitting the idea.

I know Glidelist store comma separated sys ids, but would it be possible for you to show the display values instead of sys ids?

This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and returns the display name of users who were added/removed along with name of operation performed.
This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and returns the name of users who were added/removed.
This script include handles the sysIds(oldValue & newValue) of users and returns the display name
This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and return the display name of users who were added/removed.
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Thank you for submitting the idea.

I know Glidelist store comma separated sys ids, but would it be possible for you to show the display values instead of sys ids?

Hi @ravichandra1998g , Updated the script and added screenshots. Thanks

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Hello @SrijanPatwa,
Thank you for making the changes. looks good now!

Can you please change the script include name from "scriptUtil" to more meaningful name?

This script include handles the sysIds(oldValue & newValue) of users and returns the display name
This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and returns the display name of users who were added/removed along with name of operation performed.
This onChange Client script comes handy when dealing with Glide List type fields where we have to detect whether the value was added or removed and returns the display name of users who were added/removed along with name of operation performed.
This script include handles the sysIds(oldValue & newValue) of users and returns the display name
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Hello @SrijanPatwa, Thank you for making the changes. looks good now!

Can you please change the script include name from "scriptUtil" to more meaningful name?

Hi @ravichandra1998g , Updated. Please review again, thanks

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Thank you, approved!

@ravichandra1998g ravichandra1998g merged commit f8120aa into ServiceNowDevProgram:main Oct 4, 2025
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