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Hello,
So I have two galleries, one is used for displaying/searching Name and the other layout is like an org chart with title, etc.
The syntax i used is Filter('Org Chart', Employee =Gallery1.Selected.'Reporting Manager')
So if i select Mickey from the search Gallery1, this will display ONLY Bugs info. How do i display ALL, including the employees that also reports to Bugs.
The datasource is a SharePoint list if that helps.
Thank you for the assistance.
| Employee | Title | Reporting Manager |
| Mickey | Sales Rep | Bugs |
| Donald | Sales Rep | Bugs |
| Minnie | Admin | Bugs |
Hello, sorry to bombard you with more questions when you already have been so helpful. I figure i'll ask here instead of creating a new thread. So what if want to create a navigate to a new screen with the direct report under that manager's name?
So for Homescreen this is the syntax i will use to search the group the employee is in. Example "Bugs" Now i see Bugs is part of this particular group.
Filter( 'Org Chart', //Search for employees 'Reporting Manager' = Gallery1.Selected.'Reporting Manager'
Some of these employees within Bug's group, including Bugs, have direct reports. What i want is for when i select an employee from this Gallery1 with direct reports, all his employees will display. Can i do it on the same screen (Gallery1) or do i have to create a new screen and use the navigate function?
This is how the sharepoint List looks like. Keep in mind, Bugs name is listed under the Reporting Manager, but his record itself is not on here since Bugs report to a different manager if that make sense.
| Employee | Title | Reporting Manager |
| employee 1 | xxxx | Bugs |
| employee 2 | xxxx | Bugs |
employee 3 | xxx | Bugs |
| employee 4 | xxx | Bugs |
Hi @punksterz626,
In this case, we can remove the 'employee = ...' part to exclude the reporting manager from the overview:
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12,525Filter(
'Org Chart',
//Search for employees
'Reporting Manager' = Gallery1.Selected.'Reporting Manager'
)
If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution.
Thanks!
This does work! However, after viewing the results I do not want the reporting manager listed with the rest of the employees since i have a separate gallery to view the reporting manager. How do i fix the syntax to exclude the reporting manager and only keep the group of employee he is part of?
thank you, again.
Hi @punksterz626,
In this case you will have to extend the Filter() to also filter by Reporting Manager.
Filter(
'Org Chart',
//Search for Bugs
Employee = Gallery1.Selected.'Reporting Manager' ||
//Or search for employees
'Reporting Manager' = Gallery1.Selected.'Reporting Manager'
)
If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution.
Thanks!
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