To bind distinct values we can modify the existing formula. Distinct('ParentListforLookUp',Title) Step 6.Configure the second Dropdown control. Configure the second dropdown control just like first one. Step 7.Add the Cascading lookup logic. Let's now examine the logic that will be written ...
I ended up using your suggestion with Distinct(UserList, Manager.DisplayName) to populate the dropdown which worked. I also changed the dropdown to a combobox so I can search results and select from the dropdown however I think this leads to my next problem which is the selected ...
I ended up using your suggestion with Distinct(UserList, Manager.DisplayName) to populate the dropdown which worked. I also changed the dropdown to a combobox so I can search results and select from the dropdown however I think this leads to my next problem which is the selected ...
I ended up using your suggestion with Distinct(UserList, Manager.DisplayName) to populate the dropdown which worked. I also changed the dropdown to a combobox so I can search results and select from the dropdown however I think this leads to my next problem which is the selected ...
Distinct('UserList', Manager.DisplayName) Then set theUpdateproperty of theManager1data card in your Edit form to following: Dropdown1.Selected.Result In addition, if you want to send approval email to the manager email when user submit an item in your FormList, I think the MS Fl...
Distinct('UserList', Manager.DisplayName) Then set theUpdateproperty of theManager1data card in your Edit form to following: Dropdown1.Selected.Result In addition, if you want to send approval email to the manager email when user submit an item in your FormList, I think the MS Fl...
Distinct('UserList', Manager.DisplayName) Then set theUpdateproperty of theManager1data card in your Edit form to following: Dropdown1.Selected.Result In addition, if you want to send approval email to the manager email when user submit an item in your FormList, I think the MS Fl...