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How would you edit this to show a power app gallery where DepartmentStatus Sharepoint listcolumn is "Active"

ForAll(
 Distinct(
 'Table Service',
 Title
 ),
 LookUp(
 'Table Service',
 Title = Result
 )
)

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Hi @Anonymous ,

The code you posted goes around in a bit of a circle - you only need the Distinct Value of Title - to Filter

Distinct( Filter( 'Table Service', DepartmentStatus.Value = "Active" ), Title ).Result

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Not working, I am getting an error incompatible types: Table, Text

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@Anonymous ,

Depends where you are using that - it will produce a Table of the distinct values and would normally be used as the Items of a drop-down/combo box.

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How would you change this to sort the results in ascending order?

ForAll( Distinct( 'Table Service', Title ), LookUp( 'Table Service', Title = Result ) )

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@Anonymous ,

You just need to wrap that in a Sort on the field in the table you want to sort on (you did not specify the field)

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Got it
ForAll( Distinct(Sort( 'Table Service', Title), Ascending ), LookUp( 'Table Service', Title = Result ) )

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Finally, got it.

ForAll(Sort( Distinct( 'Table Service', Title), Result).Result , LookUp( 'Table Service', Title = Result ) )

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