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Related Record Filtering with the Lookup Dropdown PCF

Related Record Filtering with the Lookup Dropdown PCF

In the latest release of the LookupDropdown PCF control for Dataverse, I have added a new feature that adds support for related record filtering, hence the ability to filter the values of a dropdown in real-time based on the value of another lookup field. When rendered, this can produce nice cascading effect as seen below.

In this post I will show how to configure the PCF control for this scenario and dissert on what’s happening under the hood to make the magic happen.

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