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Power App combo box is displaying all choices even fill-in choices

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I have a "classic" SharePoint list that has a couple choice columns where the fill-in choices are enabled.  See the screenshot.
 
 
Now, I've changed the list to use the modern experience and created a custom Power App form associated with it.  The Power App is also using the modern controls. 
 
The issue I'm having is the choice column with fill-in's (RAID Level 1) is also displaying choices that were filled in by the user.  I do not want to display those as options. I only want to display the choices listed in the field (RAID-1, RAID-5, & RAID 10). 
 
 
Currently the RAID Level 1 datacard Items property is set to: 
Choices([@'New Server Requests'].'RAID_x0020_Level_x0020_1')
Thanks for any help you can give!
 
 
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    Giraldoj Profile Picture
    872 Moderator on at
    Hi there, 
     
    the problem is you are using the function wrong, Choices function does not provide the list of current choices of a column, by default, Choices([@'New Server Requests'].'RAID_x0020_Level_x0020_1') includes both predefined and user-filled choices. To exclude fill-in values, you need to manually filter the options.
     

    Set the Items property of the ComboBox to only include the predefined choices:

    Filter(
    Choices([@'New Server Requests'].'RAID_x0020_Level_x0020_1'),
    Value in ["RAID-1", "RAID-5", "RAID-10"]
    )

    If you don’t want to hardcode the choices, check if SharePoint’s predefined options have a specific property:
     

    ​​​​​​​Filter(
    Choices([@'New Server Requests'].'RAID_x0020_Level_x0020_1'),
    Not(IsBlank(Value)) && Not(Value in Distinct('New Server Requests', 'RAID Level 1'))
    )

    I hope this helps you to understand better how Choices functions works,

    Regards.

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