Multiple Filters on Gallery with choices column(ComboBox)

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I have a SharePoint list, and tag column with multiple selections (choices),

trying to multiple filters on gallery with multiple selections.
I do the same work with Reza Dorrani's PowerApps Multiple Filters on Gallery on youtube.

I set Gallery.Items the function below:

Search(Filter('DataSource', IsBlank(ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value) || IsEmpty(ComboBox.SelectedItems) || 'TagColumn' in ComboBox.SelectedItems), SearchBox.Text, "Title")

Every part is works well,
but <'TagColumn'> keep showing : Invalid argument type. Cannot use Table in this context.

Then I tried : TagColumn = ComboBox.SelectedItems
but <=> shows : Cannot compare table (Both of data type are table)

So I'm wondering the function just works on Dataverse database, but SharePoint?
Or I missed something else?

Any advise and information would be appreciate!!

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victorcp 2,350 Moderator on at

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Your filter works when you have a 1:N relation but as far as I can see it is a N:N relation.

One way to filter is:
checking if exists a selected value that is not in the TagColumn
if not (all the selected items are in the column) it will get the item
So the expression will be something like this:

Search( Filter( 'DataSource', IsBlank(ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value) || IsEmpty(ComboBox.SelectedItems) || !(false in ForAll( ComboBox.SelectedItems, Value in 'TagColumn'.Value )) ), SearchBox.Text, "Title" )

I hope it helps 🙂

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Hi @LinTse ,

On the assumption that TagColumn is a multi-value Choice column and ComboBox is a multi-choice control

With( { wData: If( Len(ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value) = 0, DataSource, Ungroup( ForAll( ComboBox.SelectedItems As aSel, Filter( DataSource, aSel.Value in TagColumn.Value ) ), "Value" ) ) }, Search( wData, SearchBox.Text, "Title" ) )

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