PowerApps Dependent Dropdown with Default Value and Reset

[@cmacdhon]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[@learntoilluminate]

Nice

[@prawatwijarnpiboon4556]

Same me. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

[@learntoilluminate]

Very happy that it helped.

[@pawanmishra6549]

Thank you sir, very helpful and excellent approach explained!

[@debun70]

Thanks for your guidance. I have a similar form and struggling with a query related to a Date field. Like the Country field, suppose I want to display a date field value from another Sharepoint List , what code should I use. If I use the same Distinct and Filter criteria the Date value is represented as a number string and not a dd/mm/yyyy date value. Please help.

[@JeevarajanKumar]

Another nice and easy to follow video. Just feedback, audio is feeble, will be great if you can make it louder :)

[@learntoilluminate]

Thanks, Jeeva. I will fix the audio issue in my next video.

[@SanthoshThatoju]

Hi, Nice Video.
How to show a default value for Region also, similar to the coutry.

[@learntoilluminate]

Hi Santhosh, Region also should set the default value. Please make sure to set "DefaultSelectedItems" property of the Region dropdown to
LookUp(Distinct(DataSource, Region).Result,Result=ThisItem.Region).
I just verified and it works. Let me know if still an issue.

[@nitingfora8316]

Sounds whispering, volume too small, im not even mentioning your accent yet. 🥱

[@learntoilluminate]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. I realized and fixed it in the following video. I will make sure to have a good voice.

[@athulyamenonj8075]

How condescending you are! Someone's taking the effort the help people out, and this is the way to respond? If you aren't mentioning the accent, what do you mean by "im not even mentioning your accent yet" ? Have some courtesy!