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GET ITEMS | 8 COLUMN FILTER QUERY

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Hello all, Struggling to get this to work, not sure why... 

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Am I missing something? Not had to do this for as many as 8 columns before - but we're trying to capture a rare occurance.

 

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  • v-bacao-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @MotionMan,

     

    First, we can only configure the normal string type, Date or Number type fields in Filter query.

    We cannot use fields like Lookup, Person, or Choice.

    In addition, if there are common String type fields, you need to add single quotes outside the judgment condition.

    I noticed that the single quotes you configured do not seem to be single quotes in English. Please adjust the input method to the state of entering English, and then reconfigure the Filter query.

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    Please take a try.

     

    Best Regards,

  • MotionMan Profile Picture
    14 on at

    Hi Barry, 

     

    Thanks for your input - my fields are single lines of text and definitely not multiple choice, so all good there. 

     

    Cannot seem to work out what you mean by single quotes in english? Or how to change input method to the state off entering english.. is that a Flow option or..? 

     

    Single quotes outside the judgement condition... which one is the judgement condition? Sorry for my naievity - still learning.

     

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    Many Thanks,

    Ollie

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    v-bacao-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @MotionMan,

     

    You should have used ‘’ single quotes before.

    The single quotes should be used '' .

    I don't know if you can see the difference.

    It is recommended to write the formula directly in Filter array instead of copying it from Notepad or other editors.

    Try using this formula in the Filter query:

    vk0i eq 'Yes' and dm9h eq 'Yes' and wgbx eq 'No' and ax6m eq 'No' and OData_x0061_xr8 eq 'Yes' and y31a eq 'Yes' and tjut eq 'No' and hk8k eq 'Yes'

    Please take a try again.

     

    Best Regards,

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