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How to filter the results in several dropdowns reading from data table

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I've got a data table which is being filtered by several dropdowns using the following code:

 

 

Filter(
 MyCollection,
 (IsBlank(dropdown1.Selected.Value) || dropdown1.Selected.Value = value1) &&
 
 (IsBlank(dropdown2.Selected.Value) || dropdown2.Selected.Value = value2) &&
 
 (IsBlank(dropdown3.Selected.Value) || dropdown3.Selected.Value = value3) &&
 
 (IsBlank(dropdown4.Selected.Value) || dropdown4.Selected.Value = value4) &&
 
 (IsBlank(dropdown5.Selected.Value) || dropdown5.Selected.Value = value5) &&

 (IsBlank(dropdown6.Selected.Value) || dropdown6.Selected.Value = value6)

 )<div> <div><span>And here is the code I'm using to get the values for the dropdown menus:<div> <li-code lang="markup">Table({fieldname: Blank()}, Distinct(MyCollection, value1))<div> <div> <div><span>My question is how can I also filter the items shown in the dropdowns so I can get a more intuitive dropdown menu, like excel, so it doesn't also show values that were already filtered out of the data table?<div> </div></span></div></div></div>

 

 

 

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,930 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @ecruz1 ,

    Is this what you are trying to do ?

    With(
     {
     _Data,
     Filter(
     MyCollection,
     (IsBlank(dropdown1.Selected.Value) || dropdown1.Selected.Value = value1) &&
     (IsBlank(dropdown2.Selected.Value) || dropdown2.Selected.Value = value2) &&
     (IsBlank(dropdown3.Selected.Value) || dropdown3.Selected.Value = value3) &&
     (IsBlank(dropdown4.Selected.Value) || dropdown4.Selected.Value = value4) &&
     (IsBlank(dropdown5.Selected.Value) || dropdown5.Selected.Value = value5) &&
     (IsBlank(dropdown6.Selected.Value) || dropdown6.Selected.Value = value6)
     )
     },
     Table(
     {Value: Blank()}, 
     Distinct(
     _Data, 
     value1
     )
     )
    )

     

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