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Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

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Posted on 10 Mar 2024 18:57:26 by 110

Hello all need help with below,
I have a gallery (Gallery3) on Screen1, whose Items property is set to
SegmentCollection. The collection is populated using the following formula:

ClearCollect( SegmentCollection, { SegmentName: "All Segment" }, { SegmentName: "Segment 1" }, { SegmentName: "Segment 2" }, { SegmentName: "Segment 3 }, { SegmentName: "Segment 4" } );

On Screen2, I have another gallery (Gallery2_11). The Items property of this gallery is set to the 'Segments' table, which contains a choice column named 'Supporting Segment'. I want to filter Gallery2_11 based on the 'Supporting Segment' selected in Power Apps.

'Supporting Segment' have, Segment 1, Segment 2, Segment 3, and Segment 4 as choices and All segment is not there in choices, but if user select All segment Then gallery will show All records.
and choice is coming from Choices(Segment) in Dataverse

Filter(
Segments,
'Supporting Segment'= Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName
)

when i am filtering on that i am facing error of Incompatible type of comparison , these types cant be compared, table text.
@ShaheerAhmad @WarrenBelz @LaurensM @mmbr1606 @SpongYe 

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 12 Mar 2024 at 10:47:05
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    Thank You @LaurensM , It's Working perfectly now.

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    LaurensM Profile Picture
    12,510 Moderator on 11 Mar 2024 at 20:27:39
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    Hi @faruk1,

     

    The provided code does not seem to throw any errors in my editor. Although I am not a fan of using If statements within the items property - would it be possible to try the code below to see whether splitting the choice & all segment logic affects the errors?

     

    If(
     Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName = "All Segment",
     //Apply no filter when all segments is selected
     Segments,
     With(
     {
     //Map gallery selection to correct choice value
     //(Solves the record schema issue)
     wChoice: Switch(
     Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName,
     //Adjust choice name / choice value if necessary
     "Segment 1",
     Segment.'Segment 1',
     "Segment 2",
     Segment.'Segment 2',
     "Segment 3",
     Segment.'Segment 3',
     "Segment 4",
     Segment.'Segment 4'
     )
     },
     Filter(
     Segments,
     //('in' solves the incompatible type issue, table - record)
     wChoice in 'Supporting Segment'
     )
     )
    )

     

    That said, I usually filter by using a combobox on the same screen without adding additional choice options to display all records. By using a combobox we can show no selection by default which acts similar to our 'All Segments' - when the user selects a selection within the combobox then we apply the filter:

     

    //Combobox items property
    Choices(Segment)

     

    //Gallery items property
    Filter(
     Segments,
     !IsBlank(Combobox.Selected) || 'Supporting Segment' = Combobox.Selected
    )

     

    I hope this helps!

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 11 Mar 2024 at 08:41:20
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    JSON parsing error, the length of option set values does not match the length of option set labels.

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 10 Mar 2024 at 21:32:53
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    faruk1_0-1710106141861.png

    this is the error message i am facing now.  the code does not provide any errors, but my gallery is not filtering based onthat, sometime same items for all segment 

  • LaurensM Profile Picture
    12,510 Moderator on 10 Mar 2024 at 21:22:41
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    Hi @faruk1,

     

    I unfortunately am unable to recreate that error on my end. Can you confirm that (1) the code does not provide any errors when written in the Items property, (2) all needed segments are correctly defined within the Switch statement?

     

    I hope this helps!

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 10 Mar 2024 at 20:54:41
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    thanks @LaurensM , for giving the solution, however it's working for all segments only for other it's not working  for other segments

    faruk1_0-1710104045944.png

     

    however when i added choices to my gallery which has only Segment1,Segment2,Segment3,Segment4 then below code works fine, but what should i do with all segment?
    Filter(
    Prospects,
    Gallery3.Selected.Value in 'Supporting Segment'.Value
    )

  • LaurensM Profile Picture
    12,510 Moderator on 10 Mar 2024 at 20:23:53
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    Hi @faruk1,

     

    The current error occurs due to the selected gallery item not being the same type (record) as your column (table). Additionally, the collection will not match the expected record schema of your choice set.

     

    In order to solve the issue, we will have to (1) map the selected gallery record with the correct choice option to match the Dataverse choice record schema and (2) use the 'in' operator to search whether the currently selected record exists in the multi-select column (table). I recently solved a similar issue here that can provide additional insights - although the column in that post was a single-select choice.

     

    With(
     {
     //Map gallery selection to correct choice value
     //(Solves the record schema issue)
     wChoice: Switch(
     Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName,
     //Adjust choice name / choice value if necessary
     "Segment 1",
     Segment.'Segment 1',
     "Segment 2",
     Segment.'Segment 2',
     "Segment 3",
     Segment.'Segment 3',
     "Segment 4",
     Segment.'Segment 4'
     )
     },
     Filter(
     Segments,
     //Filter based on choice if 'All Segment' is not selected
     //('in' solves the incompatible type issue, table - record)
     Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName = "All Segment" || wChoice in 'Supporting Segment'
     )
    )

    Please note that this approach results in a non-delegable query.

     

    As an optimization: Due to Gallery 3 being on another screen than the current gallery, I would recommend saving the selection to a variable and referencing this in your Filter instead.

    Navigate(Screen2, ScreenTransition.None, {locSelectedSegment: Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName})

     

    If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.

    Thanks!

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 10 Mar 2024 at 19:30:41
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    faruk1_0-1710098999077.png

    i am sharing more information about column type and choices

  • faruk1 Profile Picture
    110 on 10 Mar 2024 at 19:10:53
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

    faruk1_0-1710097785896.pngfaruk1_1-1710097819235.png

    facing same issue with above formula as well

  • mmbr1606 Profile Picture
    13,294 Super User 2025 Season 2 on 10 Mar 2024 at 19:07:03
    Re: Power gallery Filtering Based On Option Set value

     

    You can try this:

    Filter(

        Collprospects,

        'Supporting Segment'.Value = Gallery3.Selected.SegmentName

    )

     

    Let me know if my answer helped solving your issue.

    If it did please accept as solution and give it a thumbs up so we can help others in the community.



    Greetings

    Hey @faruk1 

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