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Finding Individual ComboBox Value in Table

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I'm trying to have a combo box be referenced in a label to check if it the value from the dropdown is in the table and display as "In List"
 
current code for label:
 
If(CountIf('Energy Device Record','Manufacturer Model'= ComboBox2_3.SelectedItems)>0,"In list",If(IsBlank(ComboBox2_3.Selected),"Racking Missing","Not in List"))
 
the error comes in that the combo box is incompatible for comparision.
 
Is there any way around this? or to convert the combobox into text?
 
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  • ronaldwalcott Profile Picture
    3,847 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    'Manufacturer Model'= ComboBox2_3.SelectedItems 
    would be more like
     
    'Manufacturer Model'= ComboBox2_3.Selected.Value
    but is this what you really want to do?

    Unable to see the complete formula.

    Is this SharePoint or Dataverse?
    Are you trying to count all the records where a choice or lookup value is equal to the value in column 'Manufacturer Model' and something else? 
  • VO-19111807-0 Profile Picture
    2 on at
    "Is this SharePoint or Dataverse?
    Are you trying to count all the records where a choice or lookup value is equal to Manufacturer Model and something else? "
     
    'Manufacturer Model'= ComboBox2_3.Selected.Value does not work, says that "Value' is not recognized
     
    This is in Sharepoint
     
    I'm trying to see if the selection from the combobox, is a value in the 'Manufacturer Model' column of 'Energy Device Record'.
     
     
  • ronaldwalcott Profile Picture
    3,847 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Is Manufacturer Model a Choice field?
    What are the items that the combobox is bound to?
     
    Depending on the items property you could get 
    'Manufacturer Model'.Value = ComboBox2_3.Selected.Value
     
    or 
     
    'Manufacturer Model'.Value = ComboBox2_3.Selected.columnname - where columnname is the column name

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