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How to patch multiple lookup selection from 1 list to another

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I have list 1 which is a list of cost centers. 

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I have list 2 which is used to store contract data, this list has a lookup column to list 1, it is important to note that multiple selections is enabled. 

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I have a power app and a form linked to list 2. In the Cost Centre field generated from the form the drop down selections only give the number, this is not suitable for the end user. 

 

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Is there anyway I can show the CC name from list 1 in the drop down?

 

If I change the source of the Cost Centre field to list 1 I get the desired input layout however the data does not save to list 2 on submit. 

 

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I have tried numerous ways to patch the data but it is not working for me. 

 

 

 

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  • v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @lukegatt,

    Well, if you want to get the name, you should set the CC Name as the source column instead of the Title column.

     

  • lukegatt Profile Picture
    149 on at

    If possible I would like both (name and ID using the double option in field settings) like in my last image but I am only getting "value"

     

     

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    v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @lukegatt,

    Not that possible, CC Name is additional column, you could not append it to ComboBox with a LookUp column.

    A LookUp column contains Id and Value, Id is the ID from your list1, and Value is the Title from your list1, generally, we recgonize the Value as primary field of a LookUp fields populated in a ComboBox.

     

    In a word, your opinion is undoable, we could only operate on a Value field if you populate ComboBox with a LookUp column.

     

    A simpler way is to connect the list1 cost centers to this ComboBox, but configure the Update property of this data card as below:

    ForAll(
     ComboBox1_1.SelectedItems,
     {
     Id: ID,
     Value: Title
     }
     )
  • lukegatt Profile Picture
    149 on at

    Thank you!

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