I have two SharePoint lists. ListA has two columns: Name and Topic.
ListB has a lookup column that pulls from ListA[Name]. When adding items to ListB using a PowerApp, I would like to use a ComboBox that pulls items from ListA[Topic], thus filtering the choices for the ListA[Name] lookup column so that it only shows entries with the specified topic.
Here is a sample list from ListA:
Name Topic
Bill Computers
Leslie Music
Mike Computers
If I select Computers in a ComboBox, I would like my choices for the lookup column in ListB to be Bill and Mike.
What you want is called a cascading dropdown. Here are two good resources to help you:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/dependent-drop-down-lists
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkZG2boN7jQ
Thank you for providing that link. Unfortunately, I think that will not work as the source list (ListA) column allows for multiple selections.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you set the listA[name] filed's data type to lookup, it should be related to listA's Name field directly.
But as your description, the listA[name] filed's data is filtered according to the listA[Topic]'s choice.
In this situation, the data in the listA[name] filed will not be updated successfully.
As an alternative way, I recommend you set listA[name] filed's data type to text.
By the way, could you tell me the listA[Topic]'s data type?
I assume that it's lookup filed.
Here's my test for your reference:
1) change the textinput control to combo box control. (listA[name])
2)Unlock the control
3)Set the combo box control's Items:(DataCardValue3 is listA[Topic]'s contro name)
Filter(listA,Topic in DataCardValue3.SelectedItems.Value).Name
4)Set the card's Update belongs to listA[name]:
Concat(ComboBox1.SelectedItems,Name&",")
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Thank you for providing that information. Your suggestion certainly sounds like it might work for me, but I am having a difficult time putting it into practice. I also realized I forgot that there are three other lists involved, so I will restate my scenario:
NamesList is structured like so:
Name (Text)
Bill
Leslie
Mike
Mark
TopicsList is structured like so:
Topic (Text)
Computers
Music
CDs
CatalogList is structured like so:
Catalog Item (Text) Topic (Multi-select TopicsList Lookup)
1A10 Laptop Computers
RC10 CD Music, CDs
A1230 Ferrari Cars
OfficeCatalogList is structured like so:
Catalog Item (CatalogList Lookup) Topic (CatalogList Lookup)
1A10 Album Music
RC10 CD Music, CDs
A1230 Ferrari Cars
Entries has the following:
Name (NamesList Lookup) Catalog Item (OfficeCatalogList Lookup)
Bill 1A10 Album
Bill RC10 CD
Mike A1230 Ferrari
My goal is to create a PowerApp that allows users to add items to the Entries list but filter the CatalogItem choices based on the associated Topic in the OfficeCatalogList.
For example, if Mike selects Music as the Topic from the OfficeCatalog drop-down, I want the choices for the CatalogItem from the OfficeCatalog drop-down to only show 1A10 Album and RC10 CD:
I hope this helps. My deepest apologies for not providing all of this information earlier.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I've made a similar test for your reference:
Insert two forms.
Form1 choose Name and Catalog Item filed, set its data source: Entries
Form2 choose Topice field, set its data source: OfficeCatalogList
Unlock Catalog Item's data card, set its Items:
Filter(OfficeCatalogList,DataCardValue23.Selected.Value in Topic.Value)
Set the datacard's Update:
DataCardValue19.Selected.'Catalog Item'
Then, the Catalog Item will filter according to the topic in OfficeCatalogList.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Not certain if this helps, but consider "Incident Reports" as the SP list and "Unit# Reporting" (which is a lookup column in SP) as the Column. To filter out any of the Unit# Reporting that start with an '*' from the from the Choices(), the following:
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