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My child drop-down list contains duplicate items. This symptom is likely due to using a LookUp column in SharePoint or a Choices function in Power Apps. To remove the duplication, wrap a Distinct function around the properly returning data. More information: Distinct function....
3.Save, Publish, and Preview the app. The Power Apps dropdown control shows all of the category options after you expand the dropdown menu. This is how to add Power Apps dropdown items from the SharePoint list. PowerApps Dropdown Selected Value In this section, I will show you how to ...
Re: Dropdown list value is blank when opening existing item with PowerApps That is the Items property. In the same dropdown in the menu bar that displays the word Items, select Default. This will show you what the default selection for the control ...
Thanks for your reply. I tried your suggestion and it didn't work. The dropdown is a combination field that is linked to a column in a sharepoint list. This is why I thought if I put [Tablename.Tablecolumn] in the items field this would work. However, whe...
Type in each item you want to appear in the dropdown list. IDG To add items to your dropdown:Inside the boxes “Option 1” and “Option 2,” type the number or word options that you want included in your dropdown list. ClickAdd another itemto add another option to the dropdown. ...
I have created a SharePoint list with a.o. Choice columns. One of those columns is called GTM. Linking this table to a powerapp form works well and the GTM datacard is shown as a drop-down item. All ok. Now I want this drop down to be linked to...
what you want to do is not possible with Microsoft Forms as the dropdown/choice question is just static text and it cannot lookup user information from Azure or anywhere else. If your users are all internal then it would be possible to build a form in Power Apps that...
Select the cells that should have a drop-down list. Validate data (Datatab >Data Validation) On theSettingstab, underAllow, selectList. In theSourcebox, type the drop-down choices you want, and separate each with a comma. For example: ...
To stop people from entering data that isn't in the drop-down list, selectStop. Note:If you don't add a title or text, the title defaults to "Microsoft Excel" and the message to: "The value you entered is not valid. A user has restricted values that can be entered into this cell...