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How to display multiple price options

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Posted on by Antonio 55

Hello, 

 

I have a file excel linked to an app and I would like to display multiple price options using a drop down control.

 

The file is composed in that manner : Item, Price 1, Price 2, Price 3

 

Could you please help me I have tried multiple times without results 

 

Thanks a lot

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    CarlosFigueira Microsoft Employee on at

    You can create a calculated column to the table passed to the Items property of the dropdown, and then use that column as the value shown in the dropdown. For example, if you have this data in Excel:

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    You can use the AddColumns function to add a new column to the table (Products):

    Dropdown1.Items: AddColumns(Products, "display", Item & " - " & Price1 & " - " & Price2 & " - " & Price3)

    And in the advanced view, you can choose that newly added column to display:

    ForumPost001.PNG

    With it, you will see all the values (based on the formula you used in the AddColumns call) in the dropdown:

    ForumPost002.PNG

  • Antonio Profile Picture
    Antonio 55 on at

    Hello,

     

    thanks a lot for your help.

     

    What I'm looking for is having in the drop down the price 1 price 2 and price 3 based on the item on selected.

     

    so this should be like this most probably,

    Dropdown1.Items: AddColumns(Products, "display", Price1 & " - " & Price2 & " - " & Price3) 

     There is a way to have the prices on below each other ? Instead of having all prices in one line ?

     

    Thanks a lot

  • CarlosFigueira Profile Picture
    CarlosFigueira Microsoft Employee on at

    Not in a dropdown control; in this case you can use a Gallery control that allows you to fully customize how the items will appear, including their positions.

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