SharePoint set approval status
Nintex external platform is required for this feature. For details, see Enable Nintex external platform features.
Sets the approval status for list items in a SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013, or Office 365 SharePoint site. Use this action to set the approval status to a value such as Approved, Rejected, Pending, Draft or Scheduled.
Note: Content approval must be enabled on the destination list. Not available for SharePoint 2007 sites.
Action settings
Following are the fields and options visible in the configuration settings dialog box for this action.
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Destination site URL |
The URL of the site where the item's approval status to be set are located. |
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List name |
The name of the list where the items are located. |
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Items to update |
Specify the filter criteria to identify the items for change of approval status, specify whether or not to set approval status for folders and for items in subfolders, and add filters. Select one of the following items for the query.
Select or clear the following check boxes.
Select one of the following for Filters.
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Approval status |
Specify the approval status for the item:
Note: Once Approved or Rejected, any further status changes limit the view of the item to the approver. |
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Comments |
Specify comments to be associated with the approval status change. |
Credentials |
Authentication mode | The mode to authenticate against the destination site. |
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Username |
Specify a username with permissions to update the items in the list. |
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Password |
Specify the password for the above username. |
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Domain or SharePoint Online website domain |
Specify the domain for the username if using Windows authentication mode, or specify the SharePoint Online domain URL if connecting to an Office 365 SharePoint Online site. |
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Output |
Store output for this action using the following selections.
![]() Depending on action requirements, you may be able to add and remove output variables. To add an output variable
To remove an output variable
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