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how to create cascading dropdown

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Posted on by venky232

i have  few choices coloumns in sharepoint list.

 

i have added 2 dropdown choices coloumn in powerapps as

Dropdown1 - item properties as  Choices(List1.Coloumn1)

and Dropdown 2 i want to show values based on dropdown1 selection .

how to do this i have added below filter code but not working any idea ?

Filter( Choices(List1,Coloumn2),Coloumn2=Dropdown1.Selected.Value) 

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  • Fardy_MADI_2 Profile Picture
    Fardy_MADI_2 332 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi @venky232,

     

    Try this :

    Filter(Choices(List1.Coloumn2), Value = Dropdown1.Selected.Value)

     

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    venky232 on at

    dropdown2 showing blank,not showing any value even after selecting vales from dropdown1 also

  • Rajkumar_M Profile Picture
    Rajkumar_M 3,741 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi @venky232 

    Refer this given link it may help you : Create Cascading (Dependent) Dropdowns In Power Apps (matthewdevaney.com)

    Thanks!

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    venky232 on at

    these codes not working 
    Distinct('Devices Catalog', Manufacturer)

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    Rajkumar_M 3,741 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi,

    This is my cascading dropdown example, Plz refer this 

    dropdown 1 item:

    ForAll(
        Distinct(
            BillTo,
            Title
        ),
        {Result: ThisRecord.Value}
    )
     
    dropdown 2 item:

    ForAll(
        Distinct(
            Filter(
                BillTo,
                Title = t_project.Selected.Result
            ),
            Task
        ),
        {Result: ThisRecord.Value}
    )
     
    Thanks!

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