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I have built an app that serves as a part number return for our ERP system (Navision). Essentially, our customer service department gets an order form from a customer, inputs the selections (via cascading dropdown boxes) from that order form into this "Configurator" app and the app then outputs our ERP part numbers across multiple Text Input boxes, based on the selections made by our CS team. The app is fed by hosted excel files that serve as the data tables. Once the Text Input boxes have been populated, I'd like to collect all of the part numbers from the Text Input boxes and export to either .csv or .xlsx. How would I go about doing this?
Hi @bwright ,
For exporting to CSV, this video from @RezaDorrani should be of assistance.
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Thanks for sharing the video! I think this definitely got me started on the right path. I was able to get one of the values to pass to Power Automate. However, I have multiple part number returns boxes that I need to pass the text value for. I tried adding a handful of them to the run trigger, but it appears only the last one in the run formula is actually passing to Power Automate. Any advice how to pass multiple text value from the part number return boxes?
The solution provided in the video worked! I had to do a little learning to figure out how to get the text values into a collection, but after doing so, this is working very well! Thanks for your assistance!!
Link to walkthrough of creating a collection from text inputs below...
PowerApps Collection: Add, Update, Remove and Filter items - SPGuides
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