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cascading dropdown based on many variables

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Hello,

 

I am trying to create an app for my engineering economy students.  There will be 4 drop downs. The first one will indicate the percentage (from 0.5% to 50%). The second dropbox will have 8 different economic choices. The third one will look at the "number of years" (25 different choices).  Based on all these different variables, I want app to extract/populate/give me the precalculated figure.  (Please see attachment)

 

I had a chance to build a few very basic apps, but this one seems to be out of my scope. Can somebody guide me? 

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  • PeterDonohue Profile Picture
    162 on at

    You 'could' put all those values into code creating large tables within your app, or you could store those in sharepoint lists / database and then reference them.

     

    Once you have your data stored somewhere that is accessible, it should be as simple as using a filter/lookup combination to populate the dropdowns dynamically

  • fomenter Profile Picture
    2 on at

    I guess the point that I am having a problem with is the last dropdown box. How would I connect from a dropdown list to a text box which would give me the answer (based on my selection of economic expression to the final value)?

     

    I attached two files for you to view the files. Thank you for your help

    PowerAppList.jpg
    powerapp.jpg
  • PeterDonohue Profile Picture
    162 on at

    It will be something like:

     

    Lookup(
     PowerAppList,
     year = Dropdown1.Selected.Value && 
     interest = Dropdown2.Selected.Value && 
     econ =. Dropdown3.Selected.Value,
     finalvalue
    )

     

    After selected there is an attribute Value - this will depend on the data type, it may be text etc

     

     

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