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Hello everyone,

I would like to use a text input field as a search field for a multiple choice field in SharePoint. How do I have to set the syntax so that it can be searched?

 

Thanks in advance!

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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,889 Most Valuable Professional on at

    HI @Masakichi123 ,

    Something like 

    Filter(
     YourList,
     YourSearchText.Text in YourMultiChoiceField.Value
    )

     

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  • Masakichi123 Profile Picture
    58 on at

    Hi @WarrenBelz ,

     

    Unfortunately I get an error here. 

    I'm trying to combine it with multiple combo boxes. There are also two text columns in which I would also like to search using the text input.

     

     

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  • Masakichi123 Profile Picture
    58 on at

    If I insert it as described above, the gallery is empty

  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,889 Most Valuable Professional on at

    @Masakichi123 ,

    Firstly, please post your code in text (watch spelling on the code below) as it saves re-typing/OCR on this end.

    That is not an error - it is a Delegation warning as the in filter is not Delegable. You need to do something like this

    With(
     {
     _Data:
     Filter(
     ’Mitarbeiter-Qualifikationen';
     Len(ComboBoxl.Selected.Result) = 0 || Level = ComboBoxl.Selected.Result;
     Len(ComboBox4.Selected.Result) = 0 || Tit1e = ComboBox4.Selected.Result;
     Len(ComboBox3.Selected.Result) = 0 || Anbieter = ComboBox3.Selected.Result;
     (Checkboxl.Value && 'Name Mitarbeiter'.Email = User().Email) ||
     (!Checkboxl.Value && !Checkbox2.Value) || 
     (Checkbox2.Value && || 'Name Mitarbeiter'.Email = User().Email)
     )
     },
     Filter(
     _Data;
     Txtsuche.Text in Stichwörter.Value
     )
    )

     

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  • Masakichi123 Profile Picture
    58 on at

    @WarrenBelz : Thanks for your help!

    Unfortunately I get an error: He finds more arguments than he would like.

     

    Greetings

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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,889 Most Valuable Professional on at

    @Masakichi123 ,

    The posed code is valid structure (it should be the code you posted inside the With() statement) - please re-check you have applied it properly and also if the spelling is correct. Another option on connectors is this

    With(
     {
     _Data:
     Filter(
     ’Mitarbeiter-Qualifikationen';
     (
    			Len(ComboBoxl.Selected.Result) = 0 || 
    			Level = ComboBoxl.Selected.Result
     ) &&
     (
     Len(ComboBox4.Selected.Result) = 0 || 
     Tit1e = ComboBox4.Selected.Result
     ) &&
     (
     Len(ComboBox3.Selected.Result) = 0 || 
     Anbieter = ComboBox3.Selected.Result
     ) &&
     (
     ( 
     Checkboxl.Value && 
     'Name Mitarbeiter'.Email = User().Email
     ) ||
     (
     !Checkboxl.Value && 
     !Checkbox2.Value
     ) || 
     (
     Checkbox2.Value && || 
     'Name Mitarbeiter'.Email = User().Email
     )
     )
     )
     },
     Filter(
     _Data;
     Txtsuche.Text in Stichwörter.Value
     )
    )

     

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  • Masakichi123 Profile Picture
    58 on at

    @WarrenBelz: Thanks for your help! 🙂

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