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Posted on by Danny_Dicaprio

HI Everyone,

I have a toggle in my PowerApps.

I have a dropdown with Items Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype)

Based on my toggle selection I want to display me dropdown list

like if toggle is selected (Yes) I want the drop-down should be selected as Compensatory

If it is not checked (No) I want to display all of the dropdown values in that dropdown

I tried to change the items property and Dsi as below but it didn't worked

If(DataCardValue98.Value,({Value: "Compensatory"}), 
Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype)
)

Could anyone please let me know how will I do it

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v-mengmli-msft on at

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Hi @Danny_Dicaprio ,

Dropdown doesn't support multiple selections, I recommend you try combo box.

Please try this:

1.Turn on "allow multiple selections".

2.Items of combo box:

Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype

3.DefaultSelectedItems of combo box:

If(DataCardValue98.Value,[{Value:"Compensatory"}], Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype) )

Best regards,

Rimmon

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Danny_Dicaprio on at

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Hi @v-mengmli-msft
Thanks for the response
I wasn't looking for a multiple selection drop-down
So, basically i want the drop-down should be updated automatically with value " Compensatory" if the toogle is checked
If it is not checked I want drop down to work normally as displaying all the choices in the items

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Hi @Danny_Dicaprio ,

Sorry for misunderstanding your requirement.

The formula also works for Items property.

Please try it on items of dropdown:

If(DataCardValue98.Value,[{Value:"Compensatory"}], Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype) )

You can also modify your formula to:

If(DataCardValue98.Value,Table({Value:"Compensatory"}), Choices([@Top_Risk_Controls].Controltype) )

Best regards,

Rimmon

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