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Hello, I can't really make out how to reference an Email of a person/group type in my SP list and use it in a Search function.

I have a gallery that searches for the Holiday Hours of the user with respect to Email and its Title but it always returns an error. I have a separate app with the exact same code but the only difference is that its SP list column for Email is of a single line of text type and it works fine. I've used Emails.Email, User().Email = Emails.Emails, "Emails".Email nothing works.

If(IsBlank(Sum(Search(leaveDetailsGallery.AllItems, ThisItem.Title, "Emails"),HolidayHours )),0,Sum(Search(leaveDetailsGallery.AllItems,ThisItem.Title,"Emails"),HolidayHours))

Pardon the delegation warnings. I'll work on that now.

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Hi @Revlock97 ,

Try this

With( { wHours: Sum( Filter( leaveDetailsGallery.AllItems, Emails = ThisItem.Title ), HolidayHours ) }, If( wHours > 0, wHours, 0 ) )

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It worked like a charm! Thank you so much 🙂

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@WarrenBelz Sorry but I don't suppose you could help me in referencing it using the Search function and the input.Text of a search bar?

With( { StartDate: Date(2021,9,1) + 1, StartDateNow: Date(Year(Today()),Month(Today()),Day(Today())) }, Sort(Search(Filter( colTeamCalendar2,'Start Time' >= StartDate Or 'Start Time' <= StartDateNow),txtSearcHistory.Text,"Title","Emails"),'Start Time',Descending ) )

This is the code that worked when the Emails was still a single line of text type. But I still don't know how to incorporate it now that it is of a Group/Person type. I tried using the With function like in the Filter code you gave me but it doesn't work for Search.Text references.

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Hi @Revlock97 ,

Yes, that column type is problematic with Power Apps (I do not use them) and you need to be aware of the limitations at times. Try this

With( { StartDate: Date(2021,9,2), StartDateNow: Today() }, Sort( Search( AddColumns( Filter( colTeamCalendar2, 'Start Time' >= StartDate Or 'Start Time' <= StartDateNow ), "EmailAddress", Emails.Email ), txtSearcHistory.Text, "Title", "EmailAddress" ), 'Start Time', Descending ) )

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