Hi Amina,

You could give this a try to hopefully fit in all of the locations:

var locations = ["LOC1","LOC2","LOC3"];
var roles = ["Approve1","Approve2","Approve3"];
var val = $util.getValue("location_field");
for (var i in locations) {
  if (val == locations[i])
    $result = team.findMembersByRole(roles[i]);
}

LOC1 corresponds to Approve1, LOC2 to Approve2, etc. You will only need to add the locations and roles to the arrays in the first two lines and the rest of the code will only need to be there once. My example uses three.

I have not tested it on a Forms filter but the JavaScript should work. Depending on the length of characters in each location name and role name/filter, you may be able to fit in all 40.

If it's still not short enough, I'd recommend using shorter variable names in the dropdown field, so the locations array is shorter. For example, if this is my dropdown, then I'd replace LOC1 in the code with L1, LOC2 with L2, etc.:

You could also shrink the code by an additional almost 40 characters like this:

var locations=["LOC1","LOC2","LOC3"],
roles=["Approve1","Approve2","Approve3"],
val=$util.getValue("location_field");for(var i in locations){if(val==locations[i])$result=team.findMembersByRole(roles[i]);}