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Hi @Faisal_Baloch ,
ComboBoxes have this quirk where the DisplayFields and SearchFields properties reset after you make changes to the Items property. In this case they have probably reset to display the Role column which is actually blank:
When changing the selected column in the DisplayFields property to Full Name, the proper values are displayed:
For the BookCopy combobox the column to select is Book Copy Reference.
Hi @Faisal_Baloch ,
ComboBoxes have this quirk where the DisplayFields and SearchFields properties reset after you make changes to the Items property. In this case they have probably reset to display the Role column which is actually blank:
When changing the selected column in the DisplayFields property to Full Name, the proper values are displayed:
For the BookCopy combobox the column to select is Book Copy Reference.
Hi @Faisal_Baloch ,
The column to select is Full Name, not First Name since that is not populated either in the data source:
Removing and adding back the field may indeed also fix the issues, but making sure the right column(s) are displayed is faster/better.
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