I am completely a Power Automate and SharePoint noob. I am sorry if the answer to my question is simple.
I have explained what I want to achieve using Power Automate Flow in the image below.
enter image description here
As per my knowledge, it can be achieved by using OOTB lookup column.
1.Go to List Settings > Columns > Create column:
2.Select column type "Lookup (information already on this site)" and check as shown below:
Demonstration:
Related
In image there is a tile named "Product total request" having two column. I want to add hyperlink on column number 2 which is "Total" and on the click on the row or cell of the table total API list should be show in KQL editor. Please suggest the solution.
I have written query in KQL editor and pined to Azure Dashboard.
thank you.
ADE does not currently support CSS/HTML or Markdown. As a result, text with an embedded hyperlink is not an option. However, as shown in my example screenshot, you can add a new column with the link and select the column in the render link section in Azure Dashboard. This will ensure the link is clickable from the dashboard
Output
I've looked at the following questions already posted in this forum, but neither quite address the specific issue I'm having.
Can I create a COUNTIF calculated column in SharePoint?
How can I build a CountIF function in SharePoint?
I am wondering if SharePoint allows you to reference a certain cells data to then look that value up in a column and count how many of that value there are. These would not be set values, which is why the workarounds proposed in the articles above are not working for me.
EX:In our Excel sheet that we are putting into SharePoint, we are using this formula =COUNTIF($C$2:$C$2007,C2007) and we are trying to translate this into SharePoint.
As shown in the image I've attached, we want a frequency column to calculate how many times each value in the Values column occurs. So the results would end up looking like what's in the image.
Sample Table with Desired Results
Based on my research, SharePoint does not support CountIF function, it is by design.
However, you can use "Group By" as a workaround:
1.Go to the list and click on All Items >> Edit current view
2.On the Edit View page, scroll to "Group By" section and select column that your wanted.
How would one apply a filter on an Excel sheet which contains a PivotTable? As part of my requirements, I need to apply filter on a "month" column and select the present month and year from a dropdown list.
It is possible to navigate the drop-downs and pivot fields in Excel using sendkeys (using the "top" root element/model) to select the filter options you are looking for. Otherwise, you will need to follow the advice above and develop a custom action via a code stage. For a more comprehensive answer, you should provide more detail.
I want to create a Look up column to bring the data of a column "Person/Group" in other library but I can´t.
I found some solutions to this inconvenient, for example:
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/56745/is-it-possible-to-make-a-lookup-column-that-looks-up-person-or-group-type-from
But, I can't use them because the politics of the company I'm working, forbade me to code in Sharepoint or even use Sharepoint Designer.
So... is there a workaround this problem, maybe working with InfoPath or something?
Thanks in advance
Why not use the list settings graphical user interface of SharePoint?
Have a look at
Sharepoint: Calculated column based on another list
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShLH0mBcA54
== Update after some discussions ==
Lookup columns can only be linked to other lists and the only built-in list that contains any users is the hidden User Information List. This list you can link to, to do it any other way you must create your own list with users
let's say, I've create 2 splist, one is 'student_course', another is 'student'.
the student_course contains a lookup field "student_id" of student.
is there any way i can display all the student information which is under course of "computer science"?
Thanks in advance for whoever trying to help. =)
In SharePoint 2010 it comes out of the box, it's easier to upgrade then to develop a custom field
In SharePoint 2010 you can just select the other columns from the list from which you are pulling the lookup column. See below...
You are limited in the types of data you can pull in from other columns in the lookup list. Those limitations can be found in this MS SharePoint article and are essentially that you can only pull:
Single Line of Text
Number
Date and Time
All of the other column types cannot be pulled in via a lookup.