# Set parameters to bind Relationships
After acquiring **'Relationship Schema Names',** you are now ready to set parameters to bind Relationships.
Here are the steps for the same:
### From Power Apps:
* Click on **'Map My Relationships' text field --> Go to Component --> Select Map My Relationships component.**
* After adding the component, open the **Map My Relationships Control**.
* In a one-to-many relationship, enter the comma-separated relationship schema names inside the static value field.
* Repeat the above step for the other properties and fill in the details.
* **Allow Actions?:** Specify whether the user should be able to perform actions such as Create Email, Create Phone Call or Create Task. Enter 0 for Yes and 1 for No. Default is Yes i.e. 0.
* Select the device where the control should be displayed. Click **‘Done’** to save changes.
* Select **“Map My Relationships**” filed and Check the Hide label property.
* Click on **Save and publish.**
* After publishing, successfully navigate to the record and check if the **Map My Relationship control** is working or not.
* If the control shows the following message: ‘***Something went wrong. Please check the configuration***, then check if the invalid relationships have been added in the properties or not. We can only add those relationship records that are available to read.
### From Classic UI:
* Click on **'Map My Relationships'** text field --> Go to **Controls** --> Select **Map My Relationships** control.
* Go to **One to Many Relationships** --> Click on **edit** button.
* Select **'Bind to a static value'** --> Enter the comma separated **relationship schema name**.
* Repeat the procedure for other relationship fields.
* Go to **'Allow Action?'** --> Enter **'0'** for **'Yes'** and **'1'** for **'No'** (Default setting is always **'Yes'** i.e. 0)
* Select the device to display the control --> Click on **OK**.
* Again click on **text field** --> **Display** --> Disable **'Display label on the form field'** --> Click on **OK**.
* Click on **Save** --> Click on **Publish**.
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