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    GET_VALUE_SET function only returns the first record of the given value set.

    in Payroll and Global Payroll Interface (GPI) 2 comments

    Summary:

    GET_VALUE_SET function only returns the first record of the given value set. Does anyone know of a way of returning MULTIPLE records, ie a list of employees to the Person Selection formula.

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    I need to use a Person Selection Rule to find all lookup values.

    I created one lookup code along with 10 lookup values. Then I created a value set to call the lookup code values and used the GET_VALUE_SET function call in the Person Selection Rule formula. However, the GET_VALUE_SET function only returns the first record. I need it to return all values to the Person Selection Rule formula. Does anyone know how to do this?

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