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Lookup function ReductionFormula not working

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Hi community,

I am using a simple lookup within a combobox in order to pre-populate fields. The app is connected to a SharePoint list with two seperate fields - account & account_name. Now I have tried to use the account as a filter but when I do so it returns only blank values even though I am sure that the account is included. I have also tried to use the account_name as a filter and what I have noticed is that the initial part of the lookup (see below) does show me the result that I need. As soon as I enter the ReductionFormula (see second line) I noticed that the formula demands a table to be referenced to (in this case InputBalances). However, when I enter the formula as InputBalances.Account it seems to loose the connection and does not provide me the results I need.

LookUp(InputBalances;ACCOUNT_NAME = "Goodwill - Gross") 
LookUp(InputBalances;ACCOUNT_NAME = "Goodwill - Gross";ACCOUNT)

Cannot see what I am doing wrong but somehow the fields are not behaving as expected.


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    Mitanshu Profile Picture
    1,656 Moderator on at

    The LookUp function finds the first record in a table that satisfies a formula

    Create a Label and put the Text property as:

    LookUp(InputBalances;ACCOUNT_NAME = "Goodwill - Gross").ACCOUNT

     

    It should return you the value stored in the Account column.

     

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  • Dutycalling Profile Picture
    32 on at

    Brilliant - that seems to do the trick! 

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