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Conditional card visibility from SP Lookup List

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Posted on by Anomadeus 15

I have read a lot of posts about Conditional forumlas. I cant seem to get this one to work.

I need to display a datacard if the value is present in a drop down, multivalue, lookup (coming from sharepoint) drop down list. 

 

Visible = If(LookUp(Application Owners,RequestType = Email/Shared Mailbox.Selected.Value), true, false)

 

Is what i'm have been trying but i'm getting issues with the data source name stating its invalid (its correct), the value name (its correct). Any ideas?

 

Please & Thanks

 

 

 

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    v-micsh-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Would you please share more details about the error message?

     

    if the lookup field is from SharePoint list, then I suspect the Control should be a ComboBox control, so the formula should be modified as below:

    Visible = If(!IsEmpty(filter(Application Owners,RequestType in Email/Shared Mailbox.SelectedItems.Value)), true, false)

    The first parameter of if expects the expression to be a boolean type value, while the lookup function will result in a record type, os it will not work.

    IsEmpty () together with the filter function will make the expression result in boolean value, to determine whether there is records matches the search condition.

     

    Let me know if you have any further questions.

     

    Regards,

    Michael

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    Anomadeus 15 on at

    Thank you or your reply. Here is the error that your formula has generated.image.png

     

    The control that the user select the choices from is a combo box called RequestType. i'm not sure I need it to search records.. I just need it to test if the user has selected "Email/Shared Mailbox"  from the RequestType combo box and then have it make the card visable.

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