Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

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I have a requirement in Power Apps to filter the data table using text-input control [With SharePoint list]

I have a SharePoint list [Power Platform Training], with various columns like:

Text
Choice
Currency
Date and time

Using this SharePoint list, I need to filter the Power Apps data table using Text-input control.

For Example,

When a user searches for any column values in a text-input control, the data table should filter and display the data based on the provided text.

Can anyone please suggest how I can achieve this? Thanks in advance!

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VaidasG 469 on at

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

Hi @Hemashree,

You can use DateValue formula to pass your TextInput.
DateValue(TextInput1.Text)

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

Hi @VaidasG

I need to filter any column values, not only the date column, then how can I achieve this?

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

Hi @Hemashree,

Assuming your "Course start date" column in your table is cast as string, you could use something like:
Search('Your Data Source', TextInput1.Text, "User ID", "Course", "Course Start Date", "Course Cost")

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

Hi @VaidasG

As you said, I tried it, but it only supported text-type columns, as shown below:

But my SharePoint list has different types of columns like:

User ID = Title column
Course = Choice type column
Course Start Date = Date and time column
Corse Cost = Currency column

How can I filter those in a data table using text input control? Please suggest how I can achieve this.

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

You can only search Text fields - you need to convert the others

Search( AddColumns( DataSource, "CourseStart", Text('Course Start Date',ddmmyyyy'), "CourseName", Course.Value, "CourseCost", Text('Course Cost') ), YourSearchBox.Text, "User ID", "CourseName", "CourseStart", "CourseCost" )

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Re: Power Apps Filter Date table using Text-input control

@Hemashree

Done quick test on my side:
Create a collection for your data:
ClearCollect(colTableContent, AddColumns(ShowColumns('Power Platform Training', "Title", "Course", "CourseStartDate","CourseCost"),"CourseText",Text(Course),"CourseStartDateText",Text('CourseStartDate'), "CourseCostText",Text('CourseCost')))
Use this collection in your table -> choose text version of your non-text columns
Search(colTableContent,TextInput1.Text,"Title","CourseText","CourseStartDateText","CourseCostText")

Hope this helps 😀

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