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Hi,

I have two columns in my SharePoint List (Date Outcome and Length of Registration) which I use to create a calculated field in SharePoint: Date Expiry = Date Outcome + Length of Registration.

Then I am trying to build a gallery which filters out the rows without a Date Expiry this way:

Filter('Data Source', DateExpiry<>Blank())

It works, however, I get delegation warnings. Is there a way to get around the delegation warning?

I have had a look at the SharePoint Connector docs and the way that I see it is that operations using SharePoint calculated columns can be delegated if the Calculated Column is a text field - is that correct?

Thanks

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WarrenBelz 156,378 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Calculated columns are not Delegable. Try adding a new numeric column and making the Default this value and populate it. It will then be Delegable.

Shane Young @Shanescows recently released a video concerning column types you should consider using in SharePoint with Power Apps - it is worth a watch.

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