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I'm trying to filter a gallery with multiple criteria but I can't seem to get it fully working ! no errors it's just not filtering on one of the fields. The field that's not working is the TypeOfRequest field. Here's what I've tried

 Filter(
 colGridData,
 VarMyProfile.mail in ProjectReaders.Email Or SubmittedBy.Email = VarMyProfile.mail,RequestStatus.Value <> "BackLog",RequestStatus.Value <> "Complete",RequestStatus.Value <> "De-Prioritized", TypeOfRequest<>"Legal"

Have tried this

 Filter(
 colGridData,
 VarMyProfile.mail in ProjectReaders.Email Or SubmittedBy.Email = VarMyProfile.mail,RequestStatus.Value <> "BackLog",RequestStatus.Value <> "Complete" ,RequestStatus.Value <> "De-Prioritized" And TypeOfRequest<>"Legal"

 Filter(
 colGridData,
 VarMyProfile.mail in ProjectReaders.Email Or SubmittedBy.Email = VarMyProfile.mail,RequestStatus.Value <> "BackLog",RequestStatus.Value <> "Complete",RequestStatus.Value <> "De-Prioritized" || TypeOfRequest<>"Legal"

and a couple more I think ! No errors it's filtering on all the other requirements fine just not filtering out the Type of Request (It's a single line of text field in sharepoint)

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WarrenBelz 156,454 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @vffdd ,

That entire query is non-delegable - instead of filtering on what it does not equal, filter on what it does as below (this is also Delegable providing the top filter returns less than your Delegation Limit

With( { wList: Filter( colGridData, RequestStatus.Value = "Value1" || RequestStatus.Value = "Value2" || RequestStatus.Value = "Value3" ) }, Filter( wList, TypeOfRequest <> "Legal" ) )

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Hi @vffdd ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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Hi @WarrenBelz no haven't gotten it working yet. I have it working with <> not equal in another app and I just want it to work the same. I'll keep trying to see what the difference in the 2 are

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Got it working ! I won't even tell you the stupid mistake I was making LOL my original first option I gave above worked !! (ok I'll confess I was using the wrong field name,, so the of course it was never going to filter those ones out becuase they weren't in that field !!) no excuses LOL

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