| Mueller Group |
| Hood-Ross |
| Bass-Carr |
| Mccullough |
| Conway |
| Hart-Barry |

| Mueller Group |
| Hood-Ross |
| Bass-Carr |
| Mccullough |
| Conway |
| Hart-Barry |
Yes, without making any prior changes, you can simply implement the below code in the Employee dropdown. it will work as per your requirement. (Please note: this is a completely static implementation.)
For example, in the Items property of the Employee dropdown:
If(
CustomerDropdown.Selected.Value in ["Mueller Group","Hood-Ross","Bass-Carr"],
["Cheyenne"],
If(
CustomerDropdown.Selected.Value in ["Mccullough","Conway","Hart-Barry"],
["James"]
)
)
//CustomerDropdown - Replace this with customer name dropdown.
Approach 2: Recommended Solution
| Column Name | Data Type |
| Customer Name | Single line of text or LookUp |
| Employee Name | Single line of text or (Person or Group) |
Filter(
CustomerEmployeeMapping,
CustomerName = CustomerDropdown.Selected.Value
)