Calling Powershell Script from a vRA Blueprint

Hi all,
Need your help! I have a use case where I need to provide user a dropdown list in the Blueprint so that they can select a project number. The project numbers are dynamic and can be exported to a .csv file and I can then write a PS script to capture that. I’m just not sure on how to present that data in the vRA Blueprint as the list is always changing? Is there a way to create a custom Control Type in Property Dictionary say “DropDownListFromPowerShell” OR any other solution to address this use case? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Tony

you cant do that in IaaS. you would need to use ASD to do those custom server side look ups in your forms.

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