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If Statements for SharePoint list
- For approval: You can create and use Power automate approvals
- For connecting two list data, you can Create list relationships by using lookup columns
- If you want to restrict viewing internal list items based on office selection, consider approach given in my answer at: View/edit rows in SharePoint List that only relevant to the specific team
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not_a_pro Did you try the solutions given in my above response? Let me know if you still need any help with this.
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- I believe so, I cannot use power apps at my organization. Only power automate.
not_a_pro The suggestions provided in above response are using Power automate only.
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- Thanks! gave best answer. Do you do tutoring or private work?
