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Power Apps Grid Control child items bug/limitation

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Hi,

I am trying to add the new Power Apps grid control in a model-driven app for a custom table (type Standard), and trying to add child items from another custom table (type Activity), but in run time the related child records do not show up...

 

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I tested for custom tables where they are both (type Standard) and it worked just fine!

 

I am not sure if there is anything else needed from my side, but appreciate if someone could confirm this behavior.

 

regards,

Mohammad

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  • Linn Zaw Win Profile Picture
    2,996 on at

    Which field did you choose in Child Items Parent Id parameter of the grid control? As far as I understand, you cannot choose the regardingobjectid (Regarding) column from your activity table because it only allows Lookup.Simple columns and not Lookup.Regarding.  

    LinnZawWin_0-1687752939878.png

    I created a custom lookup column from the Activity table to the Standard table (lzw_test and not RegardingObjectId). Then, it seems to show the activity table as the child item as in the screenshot below. 

    LinnZawWin_1-1687753240431.png

     

     

     

     

  • donalmc Profile Picture
    304 on at

    @malkhawaja - I am seeing the same thing - did you have any luck with resolving this?

     

  • Linn Zaw Win Profile Picture
    2,996 on at

    @malkhawaja  and @donalmc 

    Have you raised a ticket with Microsoft Support and screen share about it?

     

     

     

  • donalmc Profile Picture
    304 on at

    Hi @LinnZawWin - not yet - the feature is still 'in preview' so I did not think it worthwhile.

    Here is what I have observed though - I was trying to get the child feature to work in the context of the same table and this does not appear to be a valid configuration. The relationships and context I was using were valid (Tasks - with Parent Task as the relationship) but I can see how same table could not be supported, as a record could lookup to itself.

    I was able to get it working in the context of two distinct tables.

  • tesla3driver Profile Picture
    50 on at

    Anyone tried if it supports multi level, I tried but I was not able to get it to work, so it seems to be a limitation to 1 level only?

     

    //Martin

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