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Posted on by Ayappan

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Hi Team ,

I have a multi selection dropdown . i can search in that dropdown for the items but it is working only with starts with .

I want to type any letter and it should bring the data.

Below image i have a option which has AF but it is not displaying.

Items : Choice(datasouce , columnname)

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Ayappan

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v-chengfen-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Ayappan ,
Please check if there is an option [AF] in your Combox,
Combox is queried based on whether this character is included (it is not case-sensitive),

Here I made a test for your reference:

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Thanks for the response @v-chengfen-msft

Here is my options
If i search by [ or [KME i am getting the data but if i search by ACI or Cham of AF no data is filtered as you can see in above .
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Hi @Ayappan ,
Here is a test for your reference:
Filter(
Choices([@Project].Test),
DataCardValue9.SearchText in Value
)
Here is result:

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Thanks @v-chengfen-msft it worked
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Hi @Ayappan ,

Try this in the Combo Box Items

Filter( Choices(datasource.columnname), Self.SearchText in Value )

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