Hello,
I have some product bundles that I had to clone in order to be able to remove old products and add new ones to them. However now that I have added the new products, I'm trying to delete the old ones but it won't let me and gives the above error. I understand that it's saying it's associated to something, but it won't tell me what it is. This wouldn't really be a problem except that there's a powerapp used for selling stuff that pulls from the CRM the products. But that powerapp is showing the retired product bundles as well as the new ones and it's making it very messy. \
What do I do? The 2022 bundles/products are the ones I made, but as you can see, the list is long and confusing with all the old stuff still showing up.
Hi XeXE,
As I told you in my last reply. Deactivate all the products you do not want to appear in control. The control must be associated with the query or the view. Add filter(s) in the 'view' or in the 'query' so that the control stops showing these records to you.
Hi. This didn't work, is there any way of at least turning these bundles and products off so that the powerapp won't see them?
Hi,
Please check relationship behaviour by going to maker portal
learn.microsoft.com/.../data-platform-entity-lookup
You will need to check the Restrict Delete type for parental relationship
I have no idea what you mean. I need the old bundles/products to not show in the powerapp. I was able to delete some that I had created for testing and they disappeared from the Powerapp. But some of them refuse to be deleted giving the error that they're associated with something else and others I retired, but they're still showing up.
Hi XeXE,
I think you might need to filter the view associated with this control instead of deleting old records. What do you think?
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