How to render lookup as dropdown in Powerpage
In today’s digital landscape, creating user-friendly interfaces is essential, especially when building applications using Microsoft Power Portal. One common requirement is to render lookup fields as dropdown menus, enabling users to select from a predefined set of values. This functionality enhances the user experience by making data entry more intuitive and efficient. In this blog, […]
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