Power Apps Office365groups -- Group Dropdown list controls User Dropdown

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Hello All,

I have two dropdowns in my Power App. One is a group dropdown, which lists other groups included in the dropdown.

I have a second dropdown, which I would like to show users based on the Group selected in Dropdown 1.

I cannot seem to figure out how to make this happen; I've seen some IF statements & Sort(), but nothing seems to link the Group ID from the first Dropdown to select the users in that Group that is selected.

To give a description of the process: User selects Group from Dropdown 1; user can then select a user from that Group in Dropdown 1 in Dropdown 2. I do not want to allow a user to see all users in the organization.

Any thoughts?

Thank you for your time!

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WarrenBelz 156,526 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @SRVAdmin ,

To get the members of a Group, you need

Office365Groups.ListGroupMembers(YourGroupIDHere).value

YourGroupIDHere would the one selected from the first combo Box

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Thanks, Warren; I am using this for the first combo box to see the groups, but how would I tie that value to the search criteria in the office365groups code for the second box?

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@SRVAdmin ,

It should be

FirstComboBox.Selected.id

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