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How to create a Combo Box that will set its value to the result of multiple dropdown values.

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Posted on by AAMIT

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Hi Community,

I was wandering if anyone could help solve my enquiry.

I would like for a combo box to equal the results of multiple dropdown selectors.

The result would be like what is seen in the image attached.

Screenshot 2022-05-05 100456.png

What would be the best method to do this?

Thanks!

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Drrickryp Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Set the DefaultSelectedItems of the combobox to

Filter( Customers, email in Concatenate( Dropdown1.Selected.email, ", ", Dropdown2.Selected.email, ", ", Dropdown3.Selected.email ) )
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That worked like a charm. Also quick question if your free. Do you know how to show a person column in a dropbox/combo box, without nesting it inside a form control?

When I set my sharepoint list as a source, the person column doesn't appear as an option. Do I need to do a specific type of filter to show all the entries inside that column?

EDIT
After doing some testing I found that I can get the person column working using Choices

My code now looks like this for the combo box which will hold the selected items from the other combo box's:

Filter(
Choices([@ITRequestForm].On_x0020_Behalf_x0020_Of),
"Not sure what should go here" in Concatenate(
ComboBox3.SelectedItems.DisplayName,
", ",
ComboBox3_1.SelectedItems.DisplayName,
", ",
ComboBox3_2.SelectedItems.DisplayName
))

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