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Krishna_R
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People picker doesn't show users in group

Hi Everyone,

 

I've sharepoint list as a datasource, where

a. I've created a people picker column, and configured it to take the users only from a sharepoint group.

b. Now, Inside my sharepoint group I've added a AD group which has few users.

c. Now, when I connected my datasource to forms and added the people picker, but when I was searching for the users, the people picker is not resolving it. 

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v-qiaqi-msft
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Community Support

Hi @Krishna_R,

Do you want to search users in a special AD group?

Could you please share a bit more about your scenario?

 

Actually, if you want to take users only from a special AD group, you should try as below.

 

Office365Groups.ListGroupMembers(AzureAD.GetGroup(Dropdown1.Selected.Value).id).value is the way that I get the group id, you could replace it with yours.

Office365Groups.ListGroupMembers(AzureAD.GetGroup(Dropdown1.Selected.Value).id).value

 

Best Regards,
Qi

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BCBuizer
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Super User

Hi @Krishna_R m

 

As I understand you wish to see the people in a group, in a group? I assume currently you only see the group in the group? 

 

Can you please share the current Items property of your People Picker?



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v-qiaqi-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Krishna_R,

Do you want to search users in a special AD group?

Could you please share a bit more about your scenario?

 

Actually, if you want to take users only from a special AD group, you should try as below.

 

Office365Groups.ListGroupMembers(AzureAD.GetGroup(Dropdown1.Selected.Value).id).value is the way that I get the group id, you could replace it with yours.

Office365Groups.ListGroupMembers(AzureAD.GetGroup(Dropdown1.Selected.Value).id).value

 

Best Regards,
Qi

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