Yes this is easily done.
It looks like:
- You have a Sharepoint list
- With a Person-type column
- Then you added a Form control to your PowerApps
- And now you want to get like,
DisplayName
or JobTitle
from the Combobox.
Because Person-type columns are really record of information, you have to use "dot notation" to get a level deeper.
Try this:
- Add a Label control to your PowerApp
- Set its
Text
proptery to <yourComboboxNameHere>.Selected.DisplayName
In the above example, Selected
is the record, DisplayName
is the column.
By adding the "." after Selected
, you can see all available options.
Example in action:
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