It's like I cannot see the elephant in the room, I presume it is simple. I would like my edit form to be filtered by a combobox from the same datasource. I have used combobox frequently, but still getting my head around forms. Im using a sharepoint list that has about thirty records.
Hi armiv,
Check if you have form Default mode mode as "Edit". When you creating new one it's going automatically to "New".
Hi,
I see this is quite an old post but I am currently having the same issue and the solution given here is not working for me. I would really appreciate if someone could help me 🙂
Here is the dropdown, connected to the SharePoint table from which I select the Legal Entity field:
And this is the piece of code in my Form's DataSource:
LookUp('DEI', 'Legal Entity' = leDropDown.Selected.'Legal Entity')
For some reason, when I select something from the dropdown, nothing appears in the Form.
Is there anything I am missing?
Thank you in advance!
This works great, I shall get this tattooed somewhere, so that I don't forget. Or make a note to self on which app I have used this function. Thanks again Warren
Actually I did not notice the form reference - you need in the Items
LookUp(
Table2,
CN02 =ComboBox6.Selected.CN02
)
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When I filter using a gallery, it works fine. But I don't really have the real estate for a gallery.
Hi Warren
Firstly, I tell a lie, it's a Excel spreadsheet, from one of my earlier apps before I switched to Sharepoint.
I think I have tried all of the above.
My combobox6 is as follows:
Table2.CN02
This is my form:
Filter(Table2,CN02 =ComboBox6.Selected.CN02)
And the form data source:
Table2
This is an old app which is already connected to the mentioned data source.
Filter(
YourListName,
MatchingField=YourComboBoxName.Selected.xxxx
)
where xxxx depends on the Items property of the combo box.
When you type YourComboBoxName.Selected. (note second dot), valid values will come up underneath. For some guidance of what they mean: -
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