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Is there a way to filter server side "Office365.GetRooms().value" to avoid limited results (Delegable)

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I am trying to test something relating to "Meeting Capture" and "Meeting Screen" templates and need to display a filtered list of our meeting rooms to see if it can display a specific meeting room(s).  Currently I am using "Filter(Office365.GetRooms().value, StartsWith(Name, FilterTextBox.Text))" but feel this is only pulling down 2000 records and filtering those records.  Is there a way to filter all the meeting rooms server side and then display the results in a gallary?  we have 1000's of meeting rooms, so even setting the non-delagable limit to 2000 isnt big enough.

 

Thanks in advance,

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  • v-yutliu-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @StuartSmith ,

    I'm afraid there's no way to avoid delegation problem in this function.

    For now, PowerApps only supports three delegateable data sources:

    Office365 outlook connector is not included.

    If the connector is not delegateable, it is not possible to avoid this problem.

    Here's a doc about delegation in details for your reference:

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/delegation-overview

     

     

    Best regards,

  • StuartSmith Profile Picture
    225 on at

    Thanks Phoebe, i feared that might be the case.  I see on this page "https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/office365/"  there are several different "GetRooms" operators. There is "GetRooms", "GetRooms_V2", and then there is "GetRoomsInRoomList" &  "GetRoomsInRoomList_v2", but cant find much information on the "GetRoomsInRoomList" operator.  Are you aware of this command?

     

    Alternatively, is it possible to create a collection of all meeting rooms and then filter the collection, etc?  I am doing lots of searching to see if its possible to do this.

     

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