Contents
- 1 Is there a multi select option in SharePoint?
- 2 How to read multi value in SharePoint list?
- 3 How to get SharePoint list values for Choice column?
- 4 Is there way to query multiple values in SharePoint?
- 5 How are single value lookup fields represented in SharePoint?
- 6 How to disable versioning in a SharePoint list?
@KProuty, currently, the Multi-select Choice in the SharePoint list is still not supported in PowerApps. You can open one suggestion in the Ideas forum. I will accept @Meneghino ‘s reply as a solution on behalf of you, once you still have further questions, please post back.
This utility class for SharePoint helps you to read / parse data from Multi Value / Single Value look up and choice fields. This utility class cleans up the delimiter used by SharePoint while rendering lookup field ,choice field and returns the value as string, array , list and Dictionary.
If you want to Color column refer to values that stored in other SharePoint list, please consider change the data type of Color column to Lookup. More details about the List column types and options, please check the following document:
How to read multi value lookup and choice field?
This utility class cleans up the delimiter used by SharePoint while rendering lookup field ,choice field and returns the value as string, array , list and Dictionary. As an alternative approach, extension methods for SPListItem class can also be created to extract values from lookup and choice fields.
How does SharePoint select the first indexed column?
SharePoint selects the first indexed column in a query, and then uses the rest of the columns to select your data. Other columns you specify in the view filter may or may not be indexed. The view does not use those indexes, even if the result of the filtered view returns less than the List View Threshold.
Because multi-value lookup fields are returned as a string of multiple values, there’s no way to query for them (for example, the equivalent of an Includes element or NotIncludes element isn’t supported). Use the $orderby query option to specify how to sort the items in your query return set.
Single value lookup fields are represented by two separate fields in the SharePoint REST service: one field representing the actual field value, and another representing the field name. You can perform queries against the lookup field value as you would any other field of that data type.
To disable versioning in a SharePoint 2016 or 2013 list or library. Do the same steps for enabling, but on the Version Settings page, select No versioning. For Require content approval, you can also select No. To view, restore, or delete an earlier version. To restore an earlier version of a document, follow these steps.
Do you need to clear the allow multiple selections checkbox?
For Lookup columns, the Allow multiple values checkbox must be cleared. For Managed Metadata columns, the Allow multiple values checkbox must be cleared. For Person or Group columns, the No option under Allow multiple selections must be selected.” 11-08-2016 07:10 AM I am beginning to see the problem.
Is there way to allow multiple selections in PowerApps?
Moreover, PowerApps doesn’t support columns that support multiple values or selections. For Lookup columns, the Allow multiple values checkbox must be cleared. For Managed Metadata columns, the Allow multiple values checkbox must be cleared. For Person or Group columns, the No option under Allow multiple selections must be selected.”