PowerApps: Filter a Lookup Field Based on a Previous Field
I have two lists w/ the following details:
List 1: JobType1; Column: Title
List 2: JobType2; Columns: Title, JobType1 (lookup of Title column of List 1)
On List 3 (Request), I am trying to use PowerApps and I have two fields that are lookups of the two lists:
JobType1 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 1
JobType2 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 2
I am trying to filter JobType2 field in the form to display all values on the Title column on List 2 that matches the value of the JobType1 field in the form w/ the JobType1 column on List 2.
I tried using this formula but it does not work. Please help me.
Filter(Choices(IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_2), Value in Filter('JobType1', IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_1 = DataCardValueClient.Text).Title)
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I have two lists w/ the following details:
List 1: JobType1; Column: Title
List 2: JobType2; Columns: Title, JobType1 (lookup of Title column of List 1)
On List 3 (Request), I am trying to use PowerApps and I have two fields that are lookups of the two lists:
JobType1 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 1
JobType2 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 2
I am trying to filter JobType2 field in the form to display all values on the Title column on List 2 that matches the value of the JobType1 field in the form w/ the JobType1 column on List 2.
I tried using this formula but it does not work. Please help me.
Filter(Choices(IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_2), Value in Filter('JobType1', IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_1 = DataCardValueClient.Text).Title)
filter lookup powerapps
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I have two lists w/ the following details:
List 1: JobType1; Column: Title
List 2: JobType2; Columns: Title, JobType1 (lookup of Title column of List 1)
On List 3 (Request), I am trying to use PowerApps and I have two fields that are lookups of the two lists:
JobType1 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 1
JobType2 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 2
I am trying to filter JobType2 field in the form to display all values on the Title column on List 2 that matches the value of the JobType1 field in the form w/ the JobType1 column on List 2.
I tried using this formula but it does not work. Please help me.
Filter(Choices(IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_2), Value in Filter('JobType1', IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_1 = DataCardValueClient.Text).Title)
filter lookup powerapps
I have two lists w/ the following details:
List 1: JobType1; Column: Title
List 2: JobType2; Columns: Title, JobType1 (lookup of Title column of List 1)
On List 3 (Request), I am trying to use PowerApps and I have two fields that are lookups of the two lists:
JobType1 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 1
JobType2 - lookup field that uses the Title column of List 2
I am trying to filter JobType2 field in the form to display all values on the Title column on List 2 that matches the value of the JobType1 field in the form w/ the JobType1 column on List 2.
I tried using this formula but it does not work. Please help me.
Filter(Choices(IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_2), Value in Filter('JobType1', IntMktg.Job_x0020_Type_x0020_1 = DataCardValueClient.Text).Title)
filter lookup powerapps
filter lookup powerapps
edited Nov 27 '18 at 20:53
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Combo box control doesn't display the result. It seems a bug. I tried it out with the 3 lists and created a form on JobRequest. Here is my formula and it works if you use a dropdown. while waiting for Combo box to be fixed, you can use dropdown instead of Combo box.
Filter(Choices(JobRequest.JobType2), Id in Filter([@JobType2], JobType1.Value = DataCardValue2.Selected.Value).ID)
Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
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Combo box control doesn't display the result. It seems a bug. I tried it out with the 3 lists and created a form on JobRequest. Here is my formula and it works if you use a dropdown. while waiting for Combo box to be fixed, you can use dropdown instead of Combo box.
Filter(Choices(JobRequest.JobType2), Id in Filter([@JobType2], JobType1.Value = DataCardValue2.Selected.Value).ID)
Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
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Combo box control doesn't display the result. It seems a bug. I tried it out with the 3 lists and created a form on JobRequest. Here is my formula and it works if you use a dropdown. while waiting for Combo box to be fixed, you can use dropdown instead of Combo box.
Filter(Choices(JobRequest.JobType2), Id in Filter([@JobType2], JobType1.Value = DataCardValue2.Selected.Value).ID)
Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
add a comment |
Combo box control doesn't display the result. It seems a bug. I tried it out with the 3 lists and created a form on JobRequest. Here is my formula and it works if you use a dropdown. while waiting for Combo box to be fixed, you can use dropdown instead of Combo box.
Filter(Choices(JobRequest.JobType2), Id in Filter([@JobType2], JobType1.Value = DataCardValue2.Selected.Value).ID)
Combo box control doesn't display the result. It seems a bug. I tried it out with the 3 lists and created a form on JobRequest. Here is my formula and it works if you use a dropdown. while waiting for Combo box to be fixed, you can use dropdown instead of Combo box.
Filter(Choices(JobRequest.JobType2), Id in Filter([@JobType2], JobType1.Value = DataCardValue2.Selected.Value).ID)
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Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
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Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
Thanks @user10199063. Can you enlighten me a bit since I am pretty new to PowerApps? JobRequest.JobType2 is the name of the lists/form and the field that I am wanting to have the filter? And if I add drop down fields to replace the combo fields, how to I connect them to the appropriate columns and use them on the formula you provided?
– Joseph
Dec 4 '18 at 10:17
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