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Get URL of item from Sharepoint list based on form field text

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Hi,

I have this Sharepoint list/form that I customized through PowerApps, where users start by entering a Project Code. OnChange, this Project Code gets checked in the Sharepoint list and alerts the user with a on-screen notification telling him/her that there is already an entry with that Code. I got this working.

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Now I would like to insert in that notification message the link to the entry to redirect the user to it so he/she can view the already filled details and stop creating a new entry.

 

How should I got about it?

 

I guess I could try to pull the ID of the entry that was found and use it to build the URL to the list item. How can I pull this ID, any ideas?

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Hi @julienvdc ,

    You can use the ‘Link to item’ property of the record in the email body and click on on it will take the user directly to that record app form.

     

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    206 on at

    In the end I created a button with Visible/onChange parameters making it appear once there is a match in the Sharepoint List, and the OnSelect parameter of my button is the following:

     

    Launch("https://[SHAREPOINT DOMAIN]/sites/[SHAREPOINT SITE]/Lists/[LIST NAME]/DispForm.aspx?ID="&LookUp('Log Project ID Card', 'Project Code' = DataCardValue1.Text).ID)
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,538 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @julienvdc ,

    I would have thought that 

    Launch(
     LookUp(
     'Log Project ID Card', 
     'Project Code' = DataCardValue1.Text
     ).'Link to item'
    )

    would be a bit simpler

  • julienvdc Profile Picture
    206 on at

    Ah yea even simpler! thanks! I changed it according to your suggestion, works well 😉

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