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How to filter lookup column based on another column from using specific criteria?
- Oct 02, 2022You could create a new calculated column in the EmployeeList, that only displays the EmployeeName if the employee is active...And nothing otherwise.
=IF([Active],[EmployeeName],"")
Then change the lookup column EmployeeName the EmployeeWorkLoad list to use that column instead of the EmployeeName column
=IF([Active],[EmployeeName],"")
Then change the lookup column EmployeeName the EmployeeWorkLoad list to use that column instead of the EmployeeName column
I have done like this only.
=IF(Active="true",Name,"") And it worked as expected.
Thank you for your response.
- mobmscMar 16, 2023Copper ContributorDoes that produce a lookup list with alot of blanks ? If you have 200 employees of which 50 are inactive does the lookup list still show 200 rows but only the names of 150?
- New_learnerMar 17, 2023Copper Contributor
mobmsc SvenSieverding
Yes, its shows blank rows for inactive employees.
so like If you have 200 employees of which 50 are inactive, the lookup list still shows 200 rows but only the names of 150.
Do you have a solution for this? It will help.- SvenSieverdingMar 17, 2023Bronze Contributor
New_learner @mobmsc
Given you have a list with 200 entries like this (197 entries that are inactive und 3 that are active)
and with a calculated field calc defined like this=IF([Active],[Title],"")
If you now create another list with a new lookup column "Lookup" to that list on the field "calc", then that lookup column will look like this on a classic SharePoint formand like this on a modern form
So only the three active users will be displayed, 197 inactive Users will not be visible.
Best Regards,Sven
- SvenSieverdingMar 17, 2023Bronze Contributor
Hi mobmsc,
no. You just see one blank entry.
Best Regards,
Sven