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Kerem Yuceturk
Nov 20, 2017Microsoft
Set values for Managed Metadata (aka Taxonomy) columns in PowerApps and Flow! (First Release)
Hi everyone,
As of today, you will be able to set the values of your managed metadata columns (sometimes also called taxonomy columns) in PowerApps (for both multi-value and single value) a...
Mikael Svenson
Steel Contributor
I would rather create Azure functions to solve this for me - which is an option. I would create a non-conencted PowerApp, using (custom) connectors to get people lookup, term lookup etc. Then send the data to Flow or another azure function to store it in the list.
I have mostly a create scenario, view/edit is not that important right now.
I have mostly a create scenario, view/edit is not that important right now.
Corey Roth
Jan 11, 2018MVP
I have a content type on my list which has the managed metadata columns on it. The columns show up on the Details Screen and the Edit Screen and work correctly. However, the columns don't show up as a column I can bind on the Browse view. In my case I really need to display that. I guess I can use one of the work-arounds in the short term.
- Kerem YuceturkJan 11, 2018Microsoft
Hi everyone,
You should be able to use the managed metadata columns in the browse experience by typing the values directly into the text property of the page. Here's one example from the list above, where i had a single value and a multi-value taxonomy column. The multi-value requires some additional handling, but it's not too difficult.
See this example here: