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I have the following table "New" and "Invoice Test". "New" list is essentially a PO List.

So, the current process is, I input company, title, amount and status in the "New" list. Then, I populate the Invoice Test list where PO1 is a lookup column from "New" list. I would like the "New" list to automatically populate the IN # matching the data from Invoice Test list. If the items match one to one I could run ms flow to solve this issue but I am currently stuck on the first item on "New" list (Title = a). Title "a" amount is $2000 with two invoices in Invoice Test list, a11 and a19. I can't seem to find a way to autopopulate two things on the same column using ms flow or any other methods that I could think of.

"New" is essentially a PO list

Invoice Test List

If you have any ideas in solving this issue, please help. I am open to any suggestions.

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  • can't the IN# field be updated with two values separated by a semicolon? like "a11;a19" in the case of the first row?
    – Deepu Nair
    Jul 12, 2018 at 1:52
  • IN # is lookup column and IN Number is a text column. I try to mess around with MS flow. The information on IN# is incorrect. But I will give semicolon a try, thanks for the input.
    – CuriousGeorge
    Jul 12, 2018 at 16:05

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If IN# is a lookup column, there is a checkbox in the lookup column settings, that says "Allow multiple values", which could accept more than one value in your case.

Or make IN# a single column text and have multi-values separated with a semicolon.

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  • Sure. No problem :)
    – Deepu Nair
    Jul 24, 2018 at 4:39

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