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Hi @Ashok2 ,
From what you describe, I will use the control names DropDown1 and DropDown2, the lists SPList1 and SPList2 and the matching fields List1Field and List2Field- you will need to change these to your actual control, list and field names.
So firstly, your DropDown1 Items property will be something like
Choices([@SPList1].ListField1)
The output of this field when a user selects a value would be
DropDown1.Selected.Value
so the Items of DropDown2 would be
Filter(
SPList2,
ListField2 = DropDown1.Selected.Value
).ListField2
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Hi @Ashok2 ,
From what you describe, I will use the control names DropDown1 and DropDown2, the lists SPList1 and SPList2 and the matching fields List1Field and List2Field- you will need to change these to your actual control, list and field names.
So firstly, your DropDown1 Items property will be something like
Choices([@SPList1].ListField1)
The output of this field when a user selects a value would be
DropDown1.Selected.Value
so the Items of DropDown2 would be
Filter(
SPList2,
ListField2 = DropDown1.Selected.Value
).ListField2
Please click Accept as solution if my post helped you solve your issue. This will help others find it more readily. It also closes the item. If the content was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Thumbs Up.
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