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How to get value of lookup column in calculated column?
I am setting a Flow that can get the value of lookup column for using in Calculated Column. My List below: List A: Target List, contain Currencies and Exchange Rate to VND (Called exRate) of the Currencies
How to use MS flow to get value?
I want the Column ExchangeRate in List B to get data from Lookup Column “Currencies: exRate” and the “Price in VND” column calculate = OriPrice x ExchangeRate. And when the ” ExRate” in List A change, then update “Exchange Rate” and “Price in VND” column in List B. I want to use MS Flow and also Sharepoint Workflow 2013.
How to use flow to look up field value in SharePoint?
Working in SharePoint I have a list that controls view and edit properties of the PowerApp When a new Item is created by Joe I want to send an email from the department head Mary Return the email address for the Head of that department as a variable and use to send an email from
How to create flow to calculate value from forms?
Problem is it sends a mail for each row of the excel table instead of only the last one, so it will spam the requestor with a lot of mails. 3b- Make a flow to create new items in sharepoint while the row is also sent to excel (calculation will be done in excel). After that, update the sharepoint with the values from excel.
How to use flow to get lookup column value?
It seems currencies is a lookup column. It can be with a flow like below. Use the currency id to find the corresponding exRate in the currency list and set the exRate to the current item Exchange Rate column For updating exRate when changed in the target list, you can use another flow to do so.
In condition, you could consider take a try to filter items based on Lookup column of SharePoint list using “Filter array” action. I have made a test on my side and please take a try with the following workaround as an alternative way: The “repairshop” column is a Lookup column of my SharePoint list, you could use the “Filter array” action
Which is an example of a lookup field?
Lookup fields are the primary way such business data comes together. For example, you might have an Orders list which has a lookup field that links to a Customers list, to show which customer placed the order. The lookup field in the Orders list lets you get other data from the Customers list as well.