I have this gallery checkbox that concatenates in a column in my SharePoint list. The problem is the order gets messy. For example, I have A, B, and C checkboxes. User 1 checked A, B, and C. The data in my SharePoint list will show A,B,C. User 2 checked C, B, and A. The value will show C,B,A. The thing is the values are the same but the order won't sort it properly.
How can I have the right values? The order should be A, B, and C regardless what user checks first.
Thanks!
Hi @biancadevera ,
If it is a Choices column in your SP list, when export the list to Excel, the ;# symbols among the choice values will always be there by design. If it is a People column you will even see the Id value for each value. You could manage to remove them in Excel.
Hope this helps.
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Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Hi @v-jefferni I'll try this. Another concern I have is whenever I export my SharePoint to Excel file, it concatenates but the data is like this A;#B;#C.
Will concat fix this as well?
Hi @biancadevera ,
The point is you need to sort the collection before the values get concatenated like below:
Concat(Sort(colCompany, CompanyName, acsending), CompanyName)
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Here's my formula:
Checkbox within the gallery (galCompany):
Default: ThisItem.Value in colBuilding
galCompany
Items: Choices ([@Corp].'Management')
Data card
Default: colCompany
Update: colCompany
What I want to see in SharePoint are the values checked (collected) The order should be A, B, and C regardless what user checks first. With gallery checkbox, it captures what you select first then throw it to the list.
If gallery checkbox doesn't work for this, do you have any suggestions? I'm trying to add multiple checkboxes within the data card but I can't get it to work.
What formula are you using to concatenate and send the data to sharepoint :).
Also just in case we need it what are we calling these checkboxes?. What are you expecting it to look like in sharepoint
Please help @WarrenBelz @RandyHayes @Pstork1 @AJ_Z
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