Better UX with a Lookup Dropdown PCF Control
One of the most anticipated feature of the PowerApps Control Framework (PCF) last year was the Lookup datatype support. Hence the ability to bind a PCF control to a Lookup field in a Dataverse Model-Driven form to customize it’s behavior.
The feature was released last summer (see official post) and the first idea that came to my mind was to create a PCF control that renders a lookup field as a dropdown list instead of the of the out-of-the-box lookup selector.
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