filter gallery by user email and status column

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Posted on by MohamedMo

Hi All,

I have a gallery that filter user by their email, it works fine

I need to add a filter in the same gallery to filter by status column from the drop-down box so once I add a filter it gives me an error so please how could I add more than one filter in my gallery

as the below screenshot I need to filter by user email and status column

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Adrian_Celis 1,652 Moderator on at

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Hi @MohamedMo

To add more filters, simply add as many as you like after your first filter using commas to separate. Example:

Filter(Approvelist,'Created By'.Email = User().Email, Status = "Approved")

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Hi @MohamedMo ,
Try below,

Filter(Approvelist,'Created By'.Email = User().Email, Status = DropDown.Selected.Value)

If the Status is Choice or lookup column then use,
Filter(Approvelist,'Created By'.Email = User().Email, Status.Value = DropDown.Selected.Value)

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MohamedMo 87 on at

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thanks for your response but it's not working as the screenshot

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MohamedMo 87 on at

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thanks but i need it to be dynamic by selected value
i have tried that but still gives me erorr

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LukeShive 66 on at

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Remember that separators in PowerApps are language dependent If You want to filter gallery by both elements use &&

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MohamedMo 87 on at

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thanks for your response it worked with
Filter(Approvelist,'Created By'.Email = User().Email && Status !Value= SearchDropdown.Selected.Value)

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Glad to hear that. Please mark solution.

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