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Navigate to a Edit form screen from a lookup feild

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Hi Everyone, I am a little stumped on something and hoped to get some assistance.  

 

I have a gallery where I have all the fields point to one Sharepoint list and 1 field that points to a different SharePoint list.  This is a look-up column that points to a linked Helpdesk ticket.  

 

In previous apps I have created, I have been able to create a button that when selected, navigates to another screen to an edit form where I can edit that record.  Using something like this - Navigate(SCRTicketRecord,ScreenTransition.Cover,{SelectedItem: Gallery.Selected});
EditForm(FormTicketRecord)

 

Because the field that I am trying to open is from a different data source than the Gallery, I am unsure how to do this. 

 

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The "Link to ticket' column points to a different Sharepoint list and filters the dropdown values -

Filter('Helpdesk Tickets', 'Issue Status'.Value = "In Progress").Title

 

I basically want to click on a button and open the  Linked Ticket in an edit form.

 

I hope that makes sense

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Hi @Lutzy ,

    I have assumed some field and list names here - also unless you are using your lookup column directly in SharePoint, you might consider why you are using this field type as it can cause you unwanted grief in Power Apps, however OnSelect of the Gallery

    Navigate(
     SCRTicketRecord,
     ScreenTransition.Cover
    );
    EditForm(FormTicketRecord)

    and the Item of the Form

    LookUp(
     TicketRecord,
     Title = Gallery.Selected.'Link to ticket'.Value
    )

     

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