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Using Lookups in Model Driven App Business Rules

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Hi

 

I have a model driven app which I want to apply a business rule to within a form so that depending upon the value of a Lookup I want to set the visibility of a second field.

 

So - The Lookup field is Fruit and the Lookup Values are Apple, Orange, Grapes.

 

If the Lookup Value is Apple then I want the field Apple type to be displayed.  If the Lookup Value is anything else I  want the  field Apple Type to NOT be displayed.

 

So IF Fruit Equals "Apple" THEN Show field Apple Type

 

But the field Apple Type is always displayed.

 

What am I doing wrong ?

 

Thanks

 

Nigel

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  • Inogic Profile Picture
    1,265 Moderator on at

    Hi @NigelP ,

    Can you please make sure you have also added else condition to hide the field?

    You can refer below screenshot as example.

    Inogic_0-1691499062225.png


    Thanks!

     

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  • NPrice99 Profile Picture
    1,302 on at

    Hi @Inogic 

     

    Howdo I do that ? (Add an ELSE clause)

     

    Thanks

     

    Nigel

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    Inogic Profile Picture
    1,265 Moderator on at

    Hi @NigelP ,

    Please follow the steps as below:

     

    Click on Add button which allows you to add the Actions for condition,

    Inogic_0-1691558900342.png

    Select Visibility Action option as shown in below screenshot,

    Inogic_1-1691558912560.png

    Now you need click on + icon below the condition in order to add else clause to the condition as shown in below screenshot,

    Inogic_2-1691558929051.png


    This will add the action and you can set step to hide the field as shown in the below screenshot,

    Inogic_3-1691558947477.png

     

    Thanks!

     

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