Hi @Simon29
You can base the second list of a self created table instead, and use a variable as source for dropdown number 2.
Then you can use this code in the OnChange property of dropdown1 to set the values in Dropdown2
Switch(
Dropdown1.Selected.Value,
"MC 1",
Set(
varChoices,
[
"6 - 14",
"14 - 22"
]
),
"MC 2",
Set(
varChoices,
[
"22 - 06"
]
)
)
Set the item property on dropdown2 to the variable name "varChoices" to make it work.
An alternative thats more robust would be to set up a new list in SharePoint where all records holds the relation between the to tables.
2 column, 1 text and 1 choice, where the text is for example "MC 1" and the choice field have just the values you want shown in the dropdown.
And then simply filter the second dropdown based on that list instead.
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