If you come from the Dynamics 365 CE/CRM developer background, you would know that the value of the lookup field (or attribute, whatever you prefer to call it) comprises of 3 basic components:
- ID (the GUID of the related record)
- Name (the Primary Field value of the related record which is used as the Display value of the lookup field in the model-driven app)
- Entity Type (the logical name of the…
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[Power Apps] Using Common Data Service’s Lookup Data Type Field in Canvas App
If you come from the Dynamics 365 CE/CRM developer background, you would know that the value of the lookup field (or attribute, whatever you prefer to call it) comprises of 3 basic components: ID (the GUID of the related record) Name (the Primary Field value of the related record which is used as the Display value of the lookup field in the model-driven app) Entity Type (the logical name of the related record entity which is used to identify the entity type especially in polymorphic lookups such as Owner, Customer, etc.)
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