Hello I have an app that is connect to different excel datasources. the app allows the user to choose a client from a dropdown. each client has its own datasource (excel) which is uploaded and connected to the app. The client name matches the name of the datasource associated with that client. Currently when I call the value selected from the dropdown menu (clientlist.selected) to a variable, it has a type of record, or if I use (clientlist.slected.Result) it's stored as text. The problem is I cannot use that to call a datasource. is there a way to convert that variable to a datasource type so I can show the chosen client information without having to make a different screen for each client. I have too many clients to do that.
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Hi @UlvJalali ,
Unfortunately, you cannot dynamically refer to a data source, so you would have to hard code this. Also all the tables would need to be absolutely identical in field name and type.
A better idea would be to have one table with a field for the client name and an even better one to make this a SharePoint list.
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Hi @UlvJalali ,
Unfortunately, you cannot dynamically refer to a data source, so you would have to hard code this. Also all the tables would need to be absolutely identical in field name and type.
A better idea would be to have one table with a field for the client name and an even better one to make this a SharePoint list.
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