Hi all,
I have an app that sends data to SharePoint. I have replaced the items of 2 comboboxes with lists of choices from another SharePoint list, but currently can only get one of the comboboxes to send its result to the SharePoint list that saves the data. The items are:
DataCardValue13: Sort(Distinct('Engineering-Request Tests', Machine), Descending)
DataCardValue12: Filter('Engineering-Request Tests', Machine = DataCardValue13.Selected.Result)
My update fields contain:
For DataCardValue13: {Value:DataCardValue13.Selected.Result}
For DataCardValue12: {Value:DataCardValue12.Selected.Results}
The values from DataCardValue13 are properly sent to my SharePoint site, but so far I am unable to grab the value from DataCardValue12. Below is the list I am grabbing the data from, Title is related to DataCardValue12.
Does anyone know if I need a different formula or solution to send the values to the proper place?
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The ComboBox was already set to only allow one selection. I do believe I got it to work now by changing the DataCardValue Update field to: {Value:DataCardValue12.Selected.Title}
The combobox grabs the "name" of each test that is run on each machine, so it only needed to grab a string of text for a name.
Hello @Aurora ,
Could you be more specific about the type of data you are trying to put inside DataCardValue12 ?
If I'm not mistaken, you're trying to put a "Table" as a value inside your SharePoint list, and I'm not sure that is a good approach.
If you wish to link multiple values to your row, you probably should create a "child" list to refer to the "mother" list.
But if you're actually trying to insert a "string" value, then you should configure your combobox control and disable the "multiple selection" toggle. That way you will put only one selected item to your value instead of a table of selected items.
The ComboBox was already set to only allow one selection. I do believe I got it to work now by changing the DataCardValue Update field to: {Value:DataCardValue12.Selected.Title}
The combobox grabs the "name" of each test that is run on each machine, so it only needed to grab a string of text for a name.
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