Hello @Shelley B ,
Please following steps:
1.Create the first list named "Employee"
2.Create the second list named "Manager" and create a Lookup column named "Employee"
3.Create the third list named "Depart" and create two Lookup columns named "Employee" and "Manager"
4.Upload the cascadingdropdown.js file to Site Assets Library.
5.Go to the third list and switch to classic mode. On the LIST tab, click on Form Web Parts >> Default New Form.
6.On the New Form page, click on Edit Page and add a Content Editor Web part.
7.Edit Web part and type the url of cascadingdropdown.js to the content link box
8.Go to the third list and switch to classic mode. On the LIST tab, click on Form Web Parts >> Default Edit Form. Refer to the “Default New Form” (6~7)for subsequent steps.
Thanks,
Echo Du
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Hi @Shelley B ,
It only works in classic mode, not modern mode.
Thanks,
Echo Du
Hi @Shelley B ,
Is there anything else I can help with regarding this issue?
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Thanks,
Echo Du
Hi EchoDu-MSFT
Its not working in classic mode for me.
Hi @Shelley B ,
Are you create the same name of lists and columns as mine?
If not, you need modify the below code script:
Thanks,
Echo Du
Hi @Shelley B ,
Would you tell me whether your issue has been resolved or have any update ?
I am looking forward to your reply.
Have a nice day!
Thanks,
Echo Du
Hi @Echo Du_MSFT
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I used the same names for 'Employee' and 'Manager'
Hi @Shelley B ,
Please check the internal display name of the column is correct?
Thanks,
Echo Du
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Do you mean on the third list? If so, this is the employee column
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