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Adding another data source to a Edit Form in Canvas App

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I have a canvas app with an edit form that is already connected to one dtaa source. However, that source has a value that has data associated to it in another source. I need to know how to join those data sets together to render the data.
Example:
ProductID in Table 1 maps to ProductID in Table 2. Table 2 has the product name that I need to pull into the edit form, if only for display.
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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  • Nirav Raval (Akira28) Profile Picture
    153 Moderator on at
    Hi WCKPowerPlatformNoob ,

    Can you try using the Lookup or Addcolumns any of the methods.


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    Nirav J Raval (Akira28)
  • EricParker Profile Picture
    8 on at
    You can't add another data source but you can add a Text box inside of the form (or even outside of the form) and then execute a LookUp function to get the value from Table 2. It might look something like this:
     
    Value (or Text) = Lookup(Table 2, ProductID = {put product ID here})
     
    Not sure how your data is getting into your edit form, so it is not possible to give you an exact formula.
     
     
     
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    Dee Ramos Profile Picture
    47 on at
    Here is how I did it: 

    I used a Lookup Function, for a SharePoint list:
    LookUp('SECOND TABLE NAME', PRODUCTID COLUMN NAME.Value = DataCardValue7.Selected.Value, PRODUCT NAME COLUMN NAME)
    LookUp('Sample Product Names', ProductID.Value = DataCardValue7.Selected.Value, ProductName)

    Here is some more supporting detail:

     
    I added the Default: LookUp('Sample Product Names', ProductID.Value = DataCardValue7.Selected.Value, ProductName)
     
    If this answers your question, please check the box that says "Does this answer your question?"

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