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Hi

This might be a "Stupid" question.

But I am having trouble in displaying a choice column value in my gallery overview.

e.g. I have a choice column called "Job Title".

The choices are "Team lead" and "Team member"

When I want to display all employees in a gallery overview, I can't seem to make "ThisItem.'Job Title'.value" work.

I really need this to display in my gallery overview.

My back-end is Dataverse.

Am I missing something here? I assume since Dataverse is a premium back-end this should be possible?

Thank you in advance.

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@Anonymous ,

Have you tried ThisItem.'Job Title'(column internal name) only ? Check the dataverse table for column name.

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I have tried this and it doesn't work.

For some reason, I have to input Concat(ThisItem.'Job Title'.Value, Concatenate(Text(Value),"")).

But this seems a bit far stretched, I am wondering now if there is an easier way.

Thank you for your help btw

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Hi @Anonymous ,

It seems that you are using a choices column rather than choice column.

If you only choose one option, you could also try this:

First(ThisItem.'Job Title').Value

Best Regards,

Wearsky

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@v-xiaochen-msft

I did not know there was such a difference in these 2 column types.

Thank you for your help!

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