Microsoft PowerApps referencing Lookup values
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I am trying to create a canvas app with PowerApps from Microsoft Dynamics 365. I am also trying to set a lookup field value from another lookup field's value and I can't find how to.
- I have the "User" lookup on my main screen:
- I have the Operator value in another screen
I want to set the "Operator" value from the "User" field. While trying to set the value I found I need a Record instead a single value, so I found on Microsoft's function reference a function to retrieve this record like:
Lookup(Operadores, Operador = Operador) // or Operador.Operador
But this is not working... so the question I think is simple. How to modify a lookup field with the value of another lookup field in a PowerApps canvas app.
Thanks in advance.
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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I am trying to create a canvas app with PowerApps from Microsoft Dynamics 365. I am also trying to set a lookup field value from another lookup field's value and I can't find how to.
- I have the "User" lookup on my main screen:
- I have the Operator value in another screen
I want to set the "Operator" value from the "User" field. While trying to set the value I found I need a Record instead a single value, so I found on Microsoft's function reference a function to retrieve this record like:
Lookup(Operadores, Operador = Operador) // or Operador.Operador
But this is not working... so the question I think is simple. How to modify a lookup field with the value of another lookup field in a PowerApps canvas app.
Thanks in advance.
canvas dynamics-crm microsoft-dynamics powerapps
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
689
add a comment |
I am trying to create a canvas app with PowerApps from Microsoft Dynamics 365. I am also trying to set a lookup field value from another lookup field's value and I can't find how to.
- I have the "User" lookup on my main screen:
- I have the Operator value in another screen
I want to set the "Operator" value from the "User" field. While trying to set the value I found I need a Record instead a single value, so I found on Microsoft's function reference a function to retrieve this record like:
Lookup(Operadores, Operador = Operador) // or Operador.Operador
But this is not working... so the question I think is simple. How to modify a lookup field with the value of another lookup field in a PowerApps canvas app.
Thanks in advance.
canvas dynamics-crm microsoft-dynamics powerapps
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
689
I am trying to create a canvas app with PowerApps from Microsoft Dynamics 365. I am also trying to set a lookup field value from another lookup field's value and I can't find how to.
- I have the "User" lookup on my main screen:
- I have the Operator value in another screen
I want to set the "Operator" value from the "User" field. While trying to set the value I found I need a Record instead a single value, so I found on Microsoft's function reference a function to retrieve this record like:
Lookup(Operadores, Operador = Operador) // or Operador.Operador
But this is not working... so the question I think is simple. How to modify a lookup field with the value of another lookup field in a PowerApps canvas app.
Thanks in advance.
canvas dynamics-crm microsoft-dynamics powerapps
canvas dynamics-crm microsoft-dynamics powerapps
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
689
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
689
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:11
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Well, I figured out while trying with a label in the same screen. It is easier than it looked at first.
I used Set(Operador, Operador.Selected) in the first screen to set Operador as a global variable and then, just set the DataCardValueN default selected items to that variable Operador and everything works.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
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Well, I figured out while trying with a label in the same screen. It is easier than it looked at first.
I used Set(Operador, Operador.Selected) in the first screen to set Operador as a global variable and then, just set the DataCardValueN default selected items to that variable Operador and everything works.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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Well, I figured out while trying with a label in the same screen. It is easier than it looked at first.
I used Set(Operador, Operador.Selected) in the first screen to set Operador as a global variable and then, just set the DataCardValueN default selected items to that variable Operador and everything works.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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Well, I figured out while trying with a label in the same screen. It is easier than it looked at first.
I used Set(Operador, Operador.Selected) in the first screen to set Operador as a global variable and then, just set the DataCardValueN default selected items to that variable Operador and everything works.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
689
Well, I figured out while trying with a label in the same screen. It is easier than it looked at first.
I used Set(Operador, Operador.Selected) in the first screen to set Operador as a global variable and then, just set the DataCardValueN default selected items to that variable Operador and everything works.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
Martin FernandezMartin Fernandez
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 12:47
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