Hi @Jaggerv
In PowerApps, the Search function is used to find records in a table that contain a string in one of their columns. The syntax is
Search(source, text, column1 [, column2, … ]).
In your case, you're searching in the 'PT78 Contacts' table, looking for TextInput1.Text in the "Company Name:" column. However, SharePoint columns often have internal names that are different from their display names. The internal name is set when the column is first created and can't be changed.
If your formula isn't working, it's likely that "Company Name:" isn't the internal name of the column. You need to use the internal name of the column in your formula.
To find the internal name of a SharePoint column, go to the List Settings, then click on the column name. In the URL, the internal name is displayed after 'Field='.
Once you have the internal name, replace "Company Name:" with the internal name in your formula. For example, if the internal name is "CompanyName", your formula would be:
Search('PT78 Contacts', TextInput1.Text, "CompanyName")
Please replace "CompanyName" with the actual internal name of your column.
Thanks!
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