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FILTERING GALLERY WITH DROPDOWN

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Used Shane Young's  formula example to sort Gallery from 2 drop downs, Division & FY, (works perfect)!

Search(
If(ddDiv.Selected.Result = "Select Division" And ddFY.Selected.Result = "Select FY", Customer,
ddDiv.Selected.Result = "Select Division"And d ddFY.Selected.Result <> "Select FY", Filter(Customer, FY = ddFY.Selected.Result),
ddDiv.Selected.Result <> "Select Division" And ddFY.Selected.Result = "Select FY", Filter(Customer, Division = dDiv.Selected.Result),
ddDiv.Selected.Result <> "Select Division" And ddFY.Selected.Result <> "Select FY", Filter(Customer, Division = ddDiv.Selected.Result And FY = ddFY.Selected.Result)), TextInput1.Text, "Employee")

Want to filter out just one Division on new screen.  Used - Filter(Customer, Division = "IT") - Returned only the IT Division (great). 

Here's my issue, cannot seem to connect the FY dropdown to filter the FY selected.

Tried many combinations and still a no-go.   Any recommendations?

Thanks!

 

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  • Vijay Tailor Profile Picture
    2,961 on at

    Hi @chudson002 ,

     

    Select the Dropdown, Select the Column you need to Display. (See the Image for reference). 

    VijayTailor_0-1601919708587.png

    Thanks,

    Vijay 

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    v-yutliu-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @chudson002 ,

    Do you want to filter based on FY dropdown and Division = "IT"?

    If so, try this formula:

    Search(
     If(ddFY.Selected.Result = "Select FY", 
     Filter(Customer, Division = "IT") ,
     Filter(Customer, FY = ddFY.Selected.Result,Division = "IT")
     ),
     TextInput1.Text, "Employee"
     )

     

     

    Best regards,

  • chudson002 Profile Picture
    211 on at

    Worked perfectly....I almost had it!!!! 

    Thank you so much!!!!!!

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