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Modelling a table to enable hierarchical tre-view

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Posted on by Rydman

Hi,

As far as I can deduct from the documentation, model-driven apps can represent data hierarchically. I have a fairly straight-forward structure like this:

The table Data Asset Templets has fields for Phase (lookup from a separate table), Team (lookup from a separate table), Task type (choice), Name (string) and Description (string). I'd like to give my users the option of navigating the table using a tree-view like this:

Phase

-- Team

---- Asset type

------ Name and Description

Is it possible using out-of-the-box functionality? Any pointers greatly appreciated!

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Rydman 96 on at

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To perhaps further clarify: By exporting my Data Asset Templates table to Excel and rendering it as a Pivot I get what I want. I'd like to achieve a similar navigation UX from within my model-driven app.

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Hi @Rydman ,

There is no control out of the box for this in a model driven Power App that I know of. You could look at the following focused on N:N relationships, not sure if meets our needs exactly:

https://pcf.gallery/tree-relationships/

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Rydman 96 on at

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Hi @dpoggemann

Thanks. That might've done trick. However, I would've needed to restructure my data model and at at this stage of my project, the benefit of a tree-view will not outweigh the cost (and timeline penalty) of refactoring. I will try it out though "when I have some time to spare"...

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Max77 264 on at

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Any luck? Did you solve the issue?

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