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Hi, I've a SP list with some lookup fields... Now in the PowerApp I have a dropdown to choose something... Then it should display the corresponding values from the other SP list... first I achieved that with Labels. there it was easy: Text = Lookup('lookuplist', Value = DataCardValue.Selected.Value, 'lookuplist.column').

Now I had to redesign the form and want to use the default fields = DataCards

But there I can't use the same....

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  • Nogueira1306 Profile Picture
    7,390 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Lookup('lookuplist', Value = DataCardValue.Selected.Value, 'lookuplist.column').FieldYouWant

    Try that on default

     

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  • buzzen Profile Picture
    80 on at

    Unfortunatly that doesn't work....

  • Nogueira1306 Profile Picture
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    Lookup('lookuplist', Value = DataCardValue.Selected.Value).FieldYouWant

     

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    PriyankaGeethik Profile Picture
    3,320 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi @buzzen ,

     

    If there is any issue with Lookup you can also try filter function like below. 

    First(Filter('YourListName', ColumnName = DataCardValue.Selected.Value)).YourRequiredColumn

     

     

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  • buzzen Profile Picture
    80 on at

    Still no luck... let me explain it a bit more in detail... for example:

    I have a SP List called "Countries", and a second List called "Cities".

    In the SP List "Countries" I've added a lookup field called "City" that look in the "Cities" list and added more columns like "Population", "Language"...

    Now in PowerApps when I add to full form of "Countries". The "City" field is a dropdown to choose a city.

    Then within the DataCards "City:Population" and "City:Language" it should automatically show the corresponding value... hope I explained it clearly... 🙂

  • buzzen Profile Picture
    80 on at

    Thanks! I was finally able to achieve what I want... But I had to change it to "ColumnName.Value"...

  • eftichia Profile Picture
    34 on at

    Hi,

    Can you provide the formula?

     

    Thanks

  • alexa_028 Profile Picture
    63 on at

    Thanks for help , I found it useful for my scenario. Where I had a table in dataverse which I connected to form and I wanted to populate ID value based on dropdown values

  • AV4 Profile Picture
    11 on at

    Hi @PriyankaGeethik 

    How should this be modified to accommodate multiple selections "selecteditems"... if the Country is a multiselect Combobox.

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