Gonzo
You can do this with a combination of the answers given by Ronald and Niels: - Entity A and Entity B - Reference Set A-B (lets call this AAllAssociatedB - Reference A-B (lets call this ASelectedB
Now in your Dataview A, you can place a reference selector pointing to ASelectedB. This reference selector can constrain the possible values to all instances of B contained in AAllAsociatedB. This constraint can be either via Constrained By or by XPath.
With this structure, you can have a dataview that displays Object B from the A_SelectedB association, and when you select a new B in the reference selector, this dataview should update (you may need an onchange microflow on that reference selector that commits Object A in order to display the newly selected Object B.
As Niels mentioned, you will have to create a way to maintain the AAllAssociatedB reference set. If that reference set is empty, you won't see any possible selections in the reference selector for ASelectedB.
Mike
Did you check the constrained by function? Because if I understand correctly you use a dropdown to select entity A and then another dropdown for the entity B, And the selection possibilities of B should be constrained by what is selected in A.
Regards,
Ronald
I think you can create a one to many relation ship (and maintain it in the background to allways match all your many to many relationships). Then show the chosen entity with a listens to data view. I think something like this should work (allthough it requires some extra relation maintenance)