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Dear members,
Please kindly help to solve the following problem. (See the picture)
Best regards
Chi
@ChiRomeu This is a delegation warning. Try replacing the StartsWith(.....) with TextInput.Text in Delacagion.Value
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@ChiRomeu ,StartsWith() is only Delegable for Text fields (not Choice or LookUp) the only solution (other than revert to equals) is to change your field to a Text field and construct the choices in Power Apps.
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Dear CNT,
How exactly can I replace that please?Best regards
@ChiRomeu ,
You need to change the field type to Single Line of Text. It would then be advisable to delete the Data Card and add a new one. The Choices are then the Items of your drop-down
[ "Choice 1", "Choice 2", "Choice 3", "Choice 4" ]
Hi,
I didn´t get your point.
Could you please explain to me please?
I am not sure how to explain it better - Choice columns have Delegation issues on both StartsWith() and Sort() and I do not use them at all unless I want to store multiple choices. If you want to solve this issue and use StartsWith() in your Filter, then the field needs to be a Single Line of Text. You can hard-code the choices in the Items of your drop-down instead as I posted.
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