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Hi. I want to send a whole JSON array with SharePoint list item to PowerApps. This object comes from 'Send HTTP request to SharePoint', because i don't see any different method than this because a network error occures "The query cannot be completed because the number of lookup columns it contains exceeds the lookup column threshold enforced by administrator"
How I can parse this in powerapps and then show these values?
Best Regars,
Kamil
HI @buszi99 , You need to make sure that in your SP list you do not have more than 12 lookup column in the view. This the limit set by Microsoft.
Please check this and this post.
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There is a limit and I need to find a walkaround.
@buszi99 For the workaround i shared the post in my previous answer, I hope you have gone through it. It says this:
I made a view with only few columns (no lookup) and in powerapps when I run this:
@buszi99 The default view which is All Items should have less lookup column. Do one thing, whatever new view you have created, make that as default using this:
And then try again.
I made view2 as default.
When i try to read same error.
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