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Set Or Get lightning-input-field in value lightning web component

  • Set the data- attribute on the lightning-input-field 

     <lightning-input-field data-field-name-id="AccountName"           field-name="AccountName__c">
     </lightning-input-field>

  • Use the this.template.querySelector() to find the correct lightning-input-field

     let field = this.template.querySelector("lightning-input-field[data-field-name-id=AccountName]"); 

  • Print the value 

     console.log(field.value);

  • Set a new value to for the lightning-input-field

     field.value="new value"; 


     Ta Da 🙌 


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