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Filter dataverse multi choice column

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Hi,

 

I am trying to grab only rows that contain a related content to populate with a number (say there are 6 rows in the Activities table that relate to the LGA table) - In the LGA table I have the reference number associated with each of the choice options - seemed easier than trying to find the actual name value associated but I am still getting the error "The condition operator Like is not valid for MultiSelectPicklistAttribute type"

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The column in Activities table will always have more than one selection, is there a way to be able to filter this table? 

Filter rows: contains(ccb_lgam, '@{items('Apply_to_each')?['ccb_reference']}') - this isnt currently working.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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  • MarconettiMarco Profile Picture
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    Hello @Anonymous ,

    have you already considered to filter rows based on the Fetch XML query got from the Dataverse Advanced Find.

    In this way you can easily build your query, download the Fetch, copy and paste it in this field:

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    Thanks for the reply Marco, I've never actually used the advanced find? 

     

    Does it require a relationship? I found this resource  but it doesn't really explain how to use it as you've described. 

     

    I have found a work around using a filter array but would love further instructions as you've peaked my interest - it could be a better way of doing it.

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