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Posted on by ComicSansrival

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Hi,

Is there a way that will build a relationship between two value cards?

I have 2 dropdowns, Author Priority Level and Assignee Priority Level.

When the author of the list item selects a value in Author Priority Level it should reflect to Assignee Priority Level as well.

Then once the Assignee opens the list, he can change the assignee priority level into let us say a lower priority. Once there is a difference between two dropdowns, a ValueCard.Text will appear to let the assignee provide comment why he changed the priority.

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AndrewR1 1,572 Moderator on at

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Hi @ComicSansrival you can do the following for your Assignee Priority Level default property:
Switch(AuthorPriorityLevelDropdown.Selected.Value , "Priority 1","Priority 1","Priority 2","Priority 2")

Then for the Visible property of the ValueCard.Text you would put(assuming they are the same values in both dropdowns):
If(AuthorPriorityLevelDropdown.Selected.Value = AssigneePriorityLevelDropdown.Selected.Value,false,true)

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Andrew

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