https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/process-cloud/user/configuring-advancedcontrols.html#GUID-0A790FE5-AF8A-496D-A7C5-6C4203915B7C To configure static and dynamic list of values (for checklist, radio button and select controls):
From the Basic Palette, drag and drop a checklist, radio button or select control onto the canvas.
Select the control and configure its static list of values on the Properties pane General tab.
Go to Option Source and click Static.
In the Option Names field, enter a label to display for each option.
In the Option Values field, enter an internal value for each option.
Specify a default value from the option values available in the Default Value field.
Select an option in the Autofocus field to make that option the selected option when the form loads.
Optionally, configure dynamic list of values for the checklist, radio button or select control. There are two options to configure dynamic list of values.
Specify that the control's options should come from a list of value data attributes defined in the Data definition pane.
Click From Data.
Select the list of values options source from available attributes in the Options List field.
Specify a default value from the options available in the Default Value field.
Select an option in the Autofocus field to make that option the selected option when the form loads.
Specify that the control's options should come from a REST connector created for the application.
Click Connector.
Specify the connector settings in the Connector, Resource and Operation fields and map response settings. See Populating Controls Using REST Calls.
Select an option in the Autofocus field to make that option the selected option when the form loads.
Click Preview to try out using the control.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/process-cloud/user/binding-form-data-controls.html#GUID-CECD2F13-1E1A-457D-8BC8-8D605EEB213B The background colors displayed for the autocomplete options are:
Green for valid binding names
Red for invalid binding names
Blue for complex binding names (their children may contain valid binding names) If a control isn't linked to an attribute or if a control is linked to an invalid attribute, an error message is displayed in the Binding field and an error icon is displayed in the canvas. When a control doesn't have a valid binding, any value entered into the control in runtime is not passed on to the form payload.