@JonathanGarcia
You have to use a calculated value. For example:
lookup("Listname","ID",Claveestado,"Descripcion")
Aldo am I doing wrong that I can't decipher?
I am doing it as follows, I run it and it does not work
"Estados" -> Sharepoint List.
"Title" -> ID or KeyState field of the Sharepoint list
"IDEstado" -> List where the user will select the value to filter
"Descripcion" -> Sharepoint States list field field
List - Estados
IDEstado is selection and takes the values from the Estados list
@JonathanGarcia Prueba ID en vez de Title:
lookup("Estados","ID",IDEstado,"Descripcion")
Sigue sin funcionar.
Coloco el Title ya que asi es el nombre del campo en la lista o catalogo de Estados
Esta muy raro. Donde esta tu lista Estados?
Is your list Estados in the same Site?
Presiona F12 para ver que errores te salen.
*list title-Title of list containing data for query.
*column to filter on- Name of the column in the list that you want to filter on. Specifically, this column will be used to filter which list items are treated as matches against the third parameter.
*value to filter on-The value you specify for this parameter is compared against each item in the list, if it matches the value for the column you specify in the second parameter, the list item data is returned.
*output column-The name of the column in the list that you want to get data from. Data from the output column is returned in the formula.
Son dos listas y estan en sharepoint.
una llamada Prueba Nintex que es donde se almacenara todo los registros del usuarios
y otra llamada Estados, que viene siendo el catalogo de estados
@JonathanGarcia Play around , it works for me.
lookup("Estados","ID",IDEstado,"Descripcion")
lookup('Estados','ID',IDEstado,'Descripcion')
