The following code snippet demonstrates how to check a column to determine if it is a MultiValued Lookup column. How to check a column to determine if it is a MultiValued Lookup column.protectedDropDownListddlParent; ArrayListobjLookupColumnCollection = newArrayList();SPListobjList = SPContext.Current.Web.Lists[objSelectedList];SPViewFieldCollectionobjSPViewFieldCollection = objList.DefaultView.ViewFields;stringstrTest = objList.Views.SchemaXml;SPFieldCollectionobjFieldCollection = objList.Fields;foreach (SPFieldobjFieldinobjFieldCollection) {if (IsValidField(objField)) {if (objField.Type == SPFieldType.Lookup) {SPFieldLookuplookUpColumn = (SPFieldLookup)objField;if(!lookUpColumn.AllowMultipleValues) {objLookupColumnCollection.Add(objField); } } } }privateboolIsValidField(SPField field) {return (field.Id == SPBuiltInFieldId.FileLeafRef || field.Hidden == false&& (field.ReadOnlyField == false || field.Id ==SPBuiltInFieldId.ID)&& (field.Type == SPFieldType.Counter || field.Type == SPFieldType.Boolean || field.Type == SPFieldType.Integer || field.Type == SPFieldType.Currency || field.Type == SPFieldType.DateTime || field.Type == SPFieldType.Number || field.Type == SPFieldType.Text || field.Type == SPFieldType.URL || field.Type == SPFieldType.User || field.Type == SPFieldType.Choice || field.Type == SPFieldType.MultiChoice || field.Type == SPFieldType.Lookup || field.Type == SPFieldType.File || (field.Type == SPFieldType.Calculated && ((SPFieldCalculated)field).OutputType ==SPFieldType.Text)) ); }
Kindly Bind objLookupColumnCollection (ArrayList Collection) to any DropDownList to see output.As example given below (ddlParent is defined above):
ddlParent.DataSource = objLookupColumnCollection;ddlParent.DataBind();
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