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Create a Collection based on filter data from table in dataverse

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I have a table 'QW_Issue Type Libraries' in dataverse as below

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In power apps I have form as below which is from another table in dataverse.

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Now I want to create a collection onChange property of machine datacardvalue which I created as below.
Clear(IssueFinal);
ClearCollect(IssueTypeExtracted, Filter('QW_Issue Type Libraries', cr0b0_machine = DataCardValue9.Selected.Value));
ForAll(IssueTypeExtracted,Collect(IssueFinal,{Value: IssueTypeExtracted.cr0b0_issuetype}))

When I open my collection there are 5 filtered rows according to the selection but they are not displaying any data.

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How can I get values in collection which than can be used as item property for Issue type to display only related choices for the user to select.


FYI : All columns in 'QW_Issue Type Libraries' are choice column and are sync to global choices.


Please it would be great help if anyone can help with these issue.
Thanks in advance.





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    PowerAddict Profile Picture
    7,316 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @anjali52 , 

     

    So Power Apps doesn't download all columns unless it is forced to. There are two ways out:

    1. You can turn off the Explicit Column Selection app setting. However, I would strongly advise against it as it increases the data downloaded to the app and affects performance. 

    2. You can add a test label and set its Text property to something like First(IssueFinal).ColumnName & First(IssueTypeExtracted).ColumnName. Just repeat this for the column names. 

    Let me know if this helps.

     

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  • anjali52 Profile Picture
    43 on at
    Thank you for the help. It works.

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