Filter a column within a SP List

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Hi All,

I've been following one of Shane Young's video's on making a calendar in PA

Trying to shape it to my needs a little, I want the filter to only fetch results if a certain choice is used within a set column

So as an example, my SP list is called Staff Secondments, the column I want the formula to filter is called 'Seconded Line' and I only want the filter to display any record with 'Training Line'

ClearCollect(
 colsecondevents,
 Filter(
 'Staff Secondments',
 ('Seconded Start' > varseconsfirstdayview And 'Seconded Start' <= varsecondnextmonth) Or ('Secondment Finish' > varseconsfirstdayview And 'Secondment Finish' <= varsecondnextmonth) Or ('Seconded Start' <= varseconsfirstdayview And 'Secondment Finish' > varsecondnextmonth
 )
));

Any Advice?

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Hi @AdamH ,

Probably something like this will do it

ClearCollect( colsecondevents, Filter( 'Staff Secondments', ( ('Seconded Start' > varseconsfirstdayview And 'Seconded Start' <= varsecondnextmonth) || ('Secondment Finish' > varseconsfirstdayview And 'Secondment Finish' <= varsecondnextmonth) || ('Seconded Start' <= varseconsfirstdayview And 'Secondment Finish' > varsecondnextmonth) ) && 'Seconded Line" = "Training Line" ) )

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Hi @WarrenBelz

Thanks for that - I had to modify your example a little as the data type was choice - So i used 'Seconded Line'.Value = "Training Line"

Thanks again Warren!

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