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Relational filtering for drop down list

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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Hi All,

I am posting the data that i have and the final output that i would want but I am not able to figure out how can make dropdowns to achieve so. Any help would be appreciated.

 

This is the data that I have before

eq-idop_1op_2op_3
t-80mer = 50Mer=30mer=500
t-80pi = 60 pi=90
t-80 xyz = 90xyz=800
t-80  abc=80
t-90mer = 60Mer=30mer=500
t-90pi = 70 pi=90
t-90 xyz = 90xyz=800
t-90  abc=80

The final output should be a dropdown for the columns (op_1,op_2,op_3) which when clicked give me unique values for their corresponding ids

eq-idop_1op_2op_3
t-80Dropdown[ mer = 50,pi=60]Dropdown[ mer = 30,xyz=90]Dropdown[ mer = 500,pi=90,xyz=800,abc=80]
t-90Dropdown[ mer = 60,pi=70]Dropdown[ mer = 30,xyz=90]Dropdown[mer = 500,pi=90,xyz=800,abc=80]

 

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  • Joel CustomerEffective Profile Picture
    3,224 on at

    so to make relationally filtered dropdowns, you will need to have some relation between the lists

     

    so for example, if I have a company list and a conact list, and my contact list contains the company.

    say dropdown 1 is company and dropdown2 is contact

     

    If would set the items property of dropdown 2 to Filter(Contact, account=DropDown1.Selected)

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    I see but can you suggest what should be appropriate method to convert the table above to below 

    Can you suggest how should i go about the coding logic for it

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    v-yutliu-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous ,

    Do you want to transfer table1 to table2?

    The point is:

    1)use a gallery to display no-repeated eq-id value

    2)insert 3 drop downs inside the gallery

    3)make drop down1 display no-repeated op_1 value based on this item's eq-id value

    4)make drop down2 display no-repeated op_2 value based on this item's eq-id value

    5)make drop down3 display no-repeated op_3 value based on this item's eq-id value

     

    Try to set like this:
    1)insert a gallery, set its Items:

    Distinct(datasorcename,eq_id)

    2)set one label's Text inside the gallery:

    ThisItem.Result

    3)insert three drop downs inside the gallery

    4)set drop down1's Items:

    Distinct(
     Filter(datasourcename,eq_id=ThisItem.Result),
     op_1
    )

    set drop down2's Items:

     

    Distinct(
     Filter(datasourcename,eq_id=ThisItem.Result),
     op_2
    )

     

    set drop down3's Items:

     

    Distinct(
     Filter(datasourcename,eq_id=ThisItem.Result),
     op_3
    )

     

    If you also want to display the field name above your gallery, you just need to insert four labels above the gallery.

    Set label1's text:

    "eq_id"

     

    Set label2's text:

     

    "op_1"

     

    Set label3's text:

     

    "op_2"

     

    Set label4's text:

     

    "op_3"

     

     

     

     

    Best regards,

     

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