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I am encountering the 2000 recod limit probelm again eventhough the function I called is all delegable function (Filter, In...)

See attached. The filtered list does not return the recentely added record. The number of record just exceeded 2000 (which is the limit I set for this App) recently (see screen2). 

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    I was trying to find a reference for this, but as I remember 'in' is not a delegable function for SharePoint like it is for something like SQL.  'in' is essentially a test of contains and SahrePoint doesn't handle that server side.  It handles that client side, so its not delegable.  Do a simple test and switch out 'in' for a StartsWith() test and you'll find that the delegation warning goes away.

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    Although in the reference guide (https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-tw/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/delegation-overview) it says "In" combined with the Filter function is delegable,

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    and in the example it actually uses Searchtextbox with "In" for reference. 

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    But anyway, after I swith out "In" with "StartsWith", the blue dots under "In" goes away, but then I got another blue dots warning under the ".value" of a certain "Screen1.jpgchoice" variable (see attached picture). Is .value also not delegable?

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    The page where it says in  is delegable is the page that covers all the data sources like SharePoint, SQL, etc. In is delegable for SQL, but not for SharePoint.  I tried to find something in the documentation that points that out, but couldn't find it.  But I can guarantee its true. Using in with a SharePoint data source will trigger the delegation warning because SharePoint can't handle a contains filter as a delegable filter.

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