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Thank you in advance for any help you can offer.  Here is a description of the problem.

A List Lookup control has the following properties

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And it has these filter-by values

- Control: 'sltCompany'
- Column: 'lpCompanySpecific'

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Positive test works as expected...

- filter value = results

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Negative test works as expected…

- no filter value = no results

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…until I start setting the control value programatically using Javascript197991_pastedImage_6.png

After function set the control value,

no results are returned.

Even manually retyping the filter value,

the filter no longer works

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Reload the form,

manually type the filter value,

and the filter works again.

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Then execute the Javascript to override the typed control value...197994_pastedImage_11.png

...and again the filter no longer works,

even manually retyping the value,

no results

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Normal Javascript, nothing extravagant

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Hi Neville Scheevel‌ !

I think this might solve your issue:    

Let me know if it works out!

Cheers,

Rhia

I updated by code to this...

function SetCtrlValue () {
NWF$ ( '#' + ctrlCompany ).val( 'ABC Company' )
var ctrl = NWF$ ( '#' + ctrlCompany )
NWF.FormFiller.Functions.ProcessOnChange( ctrlCompany );
}

...and it produces the following Javascript error

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Hmm interesting! And this is On-Prem not O365, right?

Correct, 2013 on-prem.

I think I got it!

function SetCtrlValue () {
NWF$ ( '#' + ctrlCompany ).val( 'ABC Company').trigger('change');
 }

Try this out happy.png This worked for me in my trials.

Cheers,

Rhia

Brilliant! That fixed it! Thanks so much!

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