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On Change of a Field Get Parent Record's Field value and show field level Notification

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Hi All, I have an Requirement where

On Change of a Field in child entity i need to Get Parent Record's Field value and show field level Notification in child entity.

is this possible if yes how??

Any Urgent solution will be marked as verified Soon

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Sandeep

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On Change of a Field Get Parent Record's Field value and show field level Notification

Any Other Suggestions pls. Any suggestions will be marked as verified

I need to retrieve parent entity's field value and based on that field option set value i need to show notification on form

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Sandeep
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On Change of a Field Get Parent Record's Field value and show field level Notification

Hi Haig Liu My first Reuirement is to get(read) the parent entity field value and then trigger action(shownotification)

How can i read the parent entity field value in child entity. and i should not add any parent fields in child entity

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Sandeep
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On Change of a Field Get Parent Record's Field value and show field level Notification

Hi,

As far as I know, field-level notifications are usually implemented using the addNotification() function.

But after my testing, the values of other fields cannot be displayed in the notification message.

The official documentation for this function message also indicates that it is used to display text:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/reference/controls/addnotification

1.If you need to show the parent field with a notification, it is recommended that you use power automate to send a notification when the field changes.

However, unlike the Onchange event, the notification must be triggered after you save the changes and submit them.

2.If notifications are not required, I suggest you use the Onchange event.

Add the hidden parent field to the form and make the parent field visible when the child field changes.