Hi everyone,
I'm trying to create a screen showing the data input from the current user, something like a profile screen.
The user information with "User().FullName" etc. is not enough. I have 10+ columns in a sharepoint list and would like to show them on the "profile screen". For example one of the columns is named "Organization". Any ideas?
Thanks for your help!
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@NamM_ OK. So in order to that you need to add your List as a datasource. You then need to do a LookUp to that list based on the current logged in user.
Something like: LookUp(mySharePointList, emailField = User().Email)
I assume that you SharePoint list does have a column which identifies which item "belongs" to a certain user. Based on that column you have to apply your filter. If you still having issues please provide a screenshot of your sharepoint list.
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@NamM_ Do you want to show information from a sharepoint list or just additional user infos from Azure AD.
If you need more User-Details you could use the Office365Users Connector
Office 365 Users - Connectors | Microsoft Docs
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Hey @PowerRanger thanks for the quick reply, I want show the data input only from the current user which are stored in a sharepoint list. Hope that clears things up.
@NamM_ OK. So in order to that you need to add your List as a datasource. You then need to do a LookUp to that list based on the current logged in user.
Something like: LookUp(mySharePointList, emailField = User().Email)
I assume that you SharePoint list does have a column which identifies which item "belongs" to a certain user. Based on that column you have to apply your filter. If you still having issues please provide a screenshot of your sharepoint list.
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Hey @PowerRanger,
it works! However there is an issue with choice colomns. I can't look up the data generated from choice colomns.
Any idea how I can solve that? Current function looks like this
LookUp('AD Daten'; 'Title' = User().Email).Organization
Thanks ! 🙂
@NamM_ what do you mean by "I can't look up the data generated from choice colomns."
@PowerRanger The LookUp funtion works for the single line colomns, but I have 3 colomns which choice based. These get an error message when I try to use the LookIUp function.
Found the solution.
LookUp('AD Daten'; 'Title' = User().Email).Organization.value
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