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[Model driven] Select multiple items from lookup?

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Hi,

This is probably very simple but for whatever reason I cannot figure it out and to be honest I'm getting rather fed up with the way powerapps works. So many things that should be straight forward aren't and the documentation rarely offers any help.

The second to last screenshot is what I want to achieve, selection multiple values from a lookup.
https://www.powercommunity.com/advanced-lookup-experience-in-model-driven-power-apps/

 

Use case:
I have a product table and a parts table. Obviously a single part can be used in multiple products so when creating a new part entry using a form, I want to be able to select multiple products from a lookup field. I tried one to many, many to one and many to many but I'm never allowed to select more than one value from the product table.

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    Mira Ghaly Profile Picture
    11,415 Moderator on at

    @Naps 

     You should be using N:N relationship between Parts and Products, On you parts form you need to add a subgrid for the products and choose only related records.

    Mira_Ghaly_1-1632739940475.png

    Publish and save your form

     

    Mira_Ghaly_0-1632739796345.png

    Click Add Existing Product, you can then select Multiple products and click Add

    Mira_Ghaly_4-1632740063774.png

    Let me know if you need any further help!

     

     

     

     

  • Naps Profile Picture
    55 on at

    Thanks for your reply. Subgrids indeed work but to be that seems like a rather inefficient way to achieve something rather simple and basic. The subgrid clutters up the interface quite a bit in my opinion.

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