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Hey im trying to filter Data by two conditions but i dont get it... i only want to filter if both conditions are right...

 

SortByColumns(Filter(Projektideen;StartsWith(Title;Suche_1.Text));"Title";If(SortDescending1;Ascending; Descending))

Thats the actual Code and i try to add the second condition with filters only the Data in which Business Contact = User().Fullname is. I hope you could help me! Thanks!

 

 

Update: Im filtering out of a sharepoint list

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  • RusselThomas Profile Picture
    4,014 on at

    Hi benniwoessner,

     

    You should be able to add conditions based on AND/OR (&& / II) logic as follows;

     

    Filter(Projektideen;StartsWith(Title;Suche_1.Text) && condition && condition)

    where condition would be further operations such as "Business Contact" = User().Fullname

     

     

    Hope this helps,


    RT

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    v-monli-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @benniwoessner,

     

    If the column name of the person column is "Business Contact", then the formula should be:

    SortByColumns(Filter(Projektideen;StartsWith(Title;Suche_1.Text) && User().Email in Business_x0020_Contact.Email );"Title";If(SortDescending1;Ascending; Descending))

    Notice that I used the email field, because that in my case it seems that DisplayName in person and group column and FullName in PowerApps user account do not match.

     

    Regards,

    Mona

  • gamos Profile Picture
    8 on at

    Thank you! I can't believe I had to search for this long to determine that && is AND and || is OR in Power Apps. Microsoft Power Platform really sucks in that sometimes you use a function (OR() works in Power BI) and in other parts of the platform, the same operation uses a different function or characters altogether . Microsoft, get your sh_t together. 

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