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Hans Peter Taferner
May 02, 2017Copper Contributor
Lookup column on different Office 365 Group list
Hi all I'm new in Office 365. I have two offce 365 grous: groupA and groupB. groupA has a list and I'm trying to create a list in groupB with a lookup column of the list in groupA. Does anybody k...
- May 04, 2017I wouldnt spend too many more cycles on this. It is fruitless for what you want to achieve.
You are better off to create a 3rd site, where your solution will actually live, and delegate access to the appropriate areas to each of the O365 Groups. (e.g. Group A can see and edit the lookup list, Group B can view the lookup list but not edit, and both Groups can update the list where the lookup is being used).
My formal stance - Groups are ONLY for group-based collaboration. All custom "solutions" place in a dedicated SharePoint site (outside of the O365 Group construct).
May 03, 2017
Would custom properties on termsets be any help?
Brent Ellis
May 04, 2017Silver Contributor
I wouldnt spend too many more cycles on this. It is fruitless for what you want to achieve.
You are better off to create a 3rd site, where your solution will actually live, and delegate access to the appropriate areas to each of the O365 Groups. (e.g. Group A can see and edit the lookup list, Group B can view the lookup list but not edit, and both Groups can update the list where the lookup is being used).
My formal stance - Groups are ONLY for group-based collaboration. All custom "solutions" place in a dedicated SharePoint site (outside of the O365 Group construct).
You are better off to create a 3rd site, where your solution will actually live, and delegate access to the appropriate areas to each of the O365 Groups. (e.g. Group A can see and edit the lookup list, Group B can view the lookup list but not edit, and both Groups can update the list where the lookup is being used).
My formal stance - Groups are ONLY for group-based collaboration. All custom "solutions" place in a dedicated SharePoint site (outside of the O365 Group construct).
- Hans Peter TafernerMay 04, 2017Copper Contributor