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I would like to bring up a list of only the members of staff who work in a certain department

For example a list of employees who work in the "Warehouse"

I have tried using

Filter(Staff.Name, "Warehouse" in Department)

but as the department is a choice field this will not work

Can someone please show me how this is done

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FMontesRNX1 147 on at

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Did you tried this?

Filter(Staff, Department.Value = "Warehouse")

Use Properties Controls to show only names

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Unfortunately this does not work

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@Lynch66 ,

The response from @FMontesRNX1 is correct for what you posted, but why are you using Staff.Name ? What is the list name and field name you are wanting and is Department single or multiple choice?

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@WarrenBelz I am no longer using Staff.Name

Department is a single choice field

What i would like is to have a list of only Staff who work in the warehouse

When i type "Department."no options come up after typing the dot

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@Lynch66 ,

If Department is a single Choice field in SharePoint, then Department.Value is the correct reference.

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@WarrenBelz

I have checked and it is a Single choice but for some reason I am not given the option of using Depatrment.Value, when i type Department. no options come up

Do you have any idea why this might be

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@Lynch66 ,

What is your Data Source (I am assuming SharePoint here)

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@WarrenBelz I am using Dataverse tables

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@Lynch66 ,

Then you are dealing with an Option Set - this document may be useful.

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@WarrenBelz THanks for the link, i was able to get it to work

The answer was:

Filter(Staff,Department = [@Department].Warehouse)

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