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Cascading Dropdown List - Based on an indirect value

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Hello,

 

I have 2 tables: mac_familia and mac_tipo with the following structure:

 

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I'm trying to construct a dropdown list that:

  • Shows the mac_tipo_desc field based on the mac_familia_desc choosen
  • However, my tables are connected by mac_familia_id and my first dropdown is showing mac_famia_desc
  • How can I construct this indirect relationship?

 

The most used example I found online is this:

 

Distinct(Filter(mac_tipo;mac_familia_id=Dropdown1.Selected.Value);mac_tipo_desc)

 

but I have to find the way to brind the value of other column (mac_familia_id) based on the selected.value.

 

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    Hi @Peacepipe,

    Could you please share a bit more about the formula within the Items property of your first Drop down?

    I have made a test on my side, please take a try with the following workaround:

    I created two Excel tables as below:
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    App's configuration as below:3.JPG

     

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    Set the Items property of the first Drop down control (Dropdown1) to following:

    mac_familia /* <-- My Excel table */

    The Value proeprty of the first Drop down box within right panel set to mac_familia_desc.

    Set the Items property of the second Drop down box to following:

    Distinct(
    Filter(mac_tipo, mac_familia_id = Dropdown1.Selected.mac_familia_id),
    mac_tipo_desc
    )

    If the Items property of your first Drop down box set to following:

    mac_familia.mac_familia_desc

    Please set the Items property of the second Drop down to following:

    Distinct(
    Filter(
    mac_tipo,
    mac_familia_id = LookUp(mac_familia, mac_familia_desc= Dropdown1.Selected.Value,mac_familia_id)
    ),
    mac_tipo_desc
    )

    Best regards,

    Kris

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