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I have two SharePoint lists on the same site. One list (List A) has a lookup field (called Select Material) that displays the variables in the "Description" column in list (List B).

I have customized the Default New Form page for List A to also display List B in a web part beneath it on the same page. When a user completes the form for a new list entry, there is a drop down field (which is a lookup field, called "Select Material") wherein they must select the description for the item they would like to change. I would like for the Description column List B to automatically filter the based on the "Select Materials" choice in List A. Can this be done?

FYI, I am not a strong script user and I do not have access to PowerApps.

Any help would be much appreciated. Even if the solution is that it cannot be done because the first column is a lookup column.

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You can achieve your needs through the Dynamic List Filtering function.

Note: The Lookup column does not support the Dynamic List Filtering function

For example:

1.Create the Choice column named Materials in the ListA.

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2.Create the Choice column named Material Name in the ListB.

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3.Create a Site page and add List web part to insert ListA and ListB

4.Edit the ListB web part

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5.On the Edit List Web Part windows, turn on the "Dynamic filtering" option and select the filter.

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6.Publish page

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  • Hello, and thank you so much for getting back to me. I am using SharePoint 2013 on prem (not modern). However I have tried this approach as well as "connected web parts" which I believe are the same - to no avail. I have not been able to make this work at all. Which is why I wonder if the issue is the column type in list A. Not sure if lookup columns can be used for this scenario.
    – Its_Jen
    Sep 15, 2021 at 15:45

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