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I am somewhat new to Power Apps. I know what I need to do, but I was not able to find any information on the format for my dropdowns. I will need to create multiple dropdowns, and I prefer to create it in an Excel file. Now what I am unsure of, is in what format do I create each of my dropdown lists.

Should they be on the same sheet as a 1 large table??
Or should they be Separate tabs for each list???
Should each list be it's own separate table?

Is there a visual example that can be provided? Each of my lists has a varying number of items.

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Hi CU16101816-0

The first suggestion I will offer is that is you have access to SharePoint Lists, use them instead of Excel, which is really only a viable option if you have nothing else.

To answer your questions, each List needs its own Table and separate Tabs would be good housekeeping, although not technically necessary.

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Just following up to see if you received the answer you needed, or if you require further assistance.

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