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Get A Column From A Collection Input collection: myCars45 SerialNo Year Make Model 6453 2016 Toyota Corolla 8946 2014 Honda Civic 3571 2019 Toyota Camry 1165...

Matthew Devaney
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Imported reference from Matthew Devaney's blog for learning purposes. Original: https://www.matthewdevaney.com/powerapps-collections-cookbook/get-a-column-from-a-collection/. Author: Matthew Devaney.

Get A Column From A Collection Input collection: myCars45 SerialNo Year Make Model 6453 2016 Toyota Corolla 8946 2014 Honda Civic 3571 2019 Toyota Camry 1165 2018 Honda Civic 8973 2018 Hyundai Elantra 4529 2020 Honda Accord Output collection: mySolution45 SerialNo 6453 8946 3571 1165 8973 4529 Solution code: //Create a collection

ClearCollect(myCars45, { SerialNo : "6453" , Year : 2016 , Make : "Toyota" , Model : "Corolla" }, { SerialNo : "8946" , Year : 2014 , Make : "Honda" , Model : "Civic" }, { SerialNo : "3571" , Year : 2019 , Make : "Toyota" , Model : "Camry" }, { SerialNo : "1165" , Year : 2018 , Make : "Honda" , Model : "Civic" }, { SerialNo : "8973" , Year : 2018 , Make : "Hyundai" , Model : "Elantra" }, { SerialNo : "4529" , Year : 2020 , Make : "Honda" , Model : "Accord" } ); //Get a column from a collection code

ClearCollect(mySolution45,myCars45.SerialNo); Code language: JavaScript ( javascript )

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