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Lookup Items from List where type:lookup field (multi-select) includes the currentlySelected Item

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I have an asset management app im working on that im working on that has the list of assets and after clicking on an asset it takes you to another page to manage that asset.  One of the tabs should show a list of maintenance work done on the currently selected asset (in a gallery).  The gallery is where I am having the issue.  I am not sure how to build the function to LookUp the records that include the currently selected asset.

 

This is what I have tried but I am missing something cause it doesn't work:

LookUP('Assets-Maintenance', ItemsGallery_AssetsHome.Selected.ID in 'Asset (SN)')

 "Asset (SN)" is a Lookup field where you can select any assets associated with that maintenance record.  Any thoughts?

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  • Rajkumar_M Profile Picture
    3,747 Moderator on at

    Hi 

    Try this formula's may it help you

    Filter( 'Assets-Maintenance', Lookup('Asset (SN)', ID = ItemsGallery_AssetsHome.Selected.ID) = Title )

     

                                                                         (Or)

     

    Filter('Assets-Maintenance', 'Asset (SN)' = ItemsGallery_AssetsHome.Selected.ID)

     

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  • Jessetechno Profile Picture
    30 on at

    Powerapps on the first one said "Lookup" is an unknown or unsupported function.  

     

    The second doesn't work because "Asset (SN)" is type Table and "ItemsGallery_AssetsHome.Selected.ID" is a number.

     

    I tried 'Asset (SN):ID' but same outcome.

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