I’m trying to perform an Enum lookup from another table in the workbook. However, it is referencing the wrong column in the sheet with the enum options. Here is my setup:
Type: Enum
Base type: Text
Valid If: Sort(Settings[Industry])
I would add, if I go and edit the column title (Industry) with the column title it is ACTUALLY pulling the enum options from, then my entire field/option disappears from the form. It’s like there is some circular behavior taking place…
Hi @ten4info
Are your column headings bold?
Bold and the cells are shaded.
@Lynn, is there an issue with bold/shaded cells for this type of application? I just took the bold and shading off…no different. Maybe I need to confirm what the setting should be for this to work.
@ten4info
Your column headers should be bold,
Have you checked out this info
Can I put multiple ref lists to be used for enum expressions on the same worksheet/table? I’ve tried it and one list populates in full (col. B), the other list (Col. A) is cut off in the enum selections. Col. C is a unique ID.
Please post a screenshot of the Settings worksheet.
@Steve I simplified this approach by creating a new, clean table with ref list for enum lists. Still having any issue. Right now, I have two cols. in A and B and uniqueID in C.
Hi @ten4info
It is usual practice to put the key in column A . Are you still having problems?
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