Pick Item name against item code

CommunityMember126793
CommunityMember126793
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How to pick List Item against the List Code? have a situation..... explained below

1. I have a list which looks like the below

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2. Using this dimension, there is a mapping module also.

3. Now, there is a set of Transactional data which consists of codes e.g. <list explained in point# 1> - <another list> etc. as shown below  

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4. Now, I am looking a way where against the codes (E1, E2, E3) I can populate ABC, EFG & HIJ against ENTITE line item which is List property..

 

Please suggest the optimal way of achieving the same.....

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  • ankit_cheeni
    ankit_cheeni
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    Hi,

    There might be some misunderstanding. IF your line item 'Find Item' is a text line item, it can be used in the FINDITEM function to find items in your list. Maybe give it a try once and check

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  • ankit_cheeni
    ankit_cheeni
    Hi,

    Did you try FINDITEM? It would take your first list name as parameter 1 and then the text against which you want to find as parameter 2. So if you list is named 'Terr' the formula would be FINDITEM('Terr', Find Item), Find item being the line item in your ss

    Thanks
  • ManjunathKN
    ManjunathKN

    Hi @CommunityMember126793 

    You can use lookup for that, List.property[lookup: list].

    Thanks,
    Manjunath

  • CommunityMember126793
    CommunityMember126793

    @ManjunathKN @ankit_cheeni  FINDITEM will look for ITEM by using ITEM but I need to search ITEM by using CODE.

    LOOKUP accepts dimension (i.e. ITEM rather CODE) to look for a value.. So, both can't be used.. Correct me if am missing anything here

  • CommunityMember126793
    CommunityMember126793

    @ankit_cheeni  I might missing the essence a bit.... FINDITEM is the one which can solve the ask.. but just to mention FINDITEM should have List Type datatype rather TEXT

     

    Thanks!

  • ManjunathKN
    ManjunathKN

    @CommunityMember126793 

    you brought up a list property using FINDITEM?

  • ManjunathKN
    ManjunathKN

    @CommunityMember126793 

    ABC, EFG is a list not a list property. 

    1st point it is mentioned as list but your 4th point you mentioned ABC, EFG as list property.

    List item can be brought by Finditem
    List property can be brought by Lookup.

    Thanks,
    Manjunath

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