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In SharePoint I have a list named BCPStatus. If Status field in Status is Yes, I want to Lookup the items in the MarketsImpacted field. Markets Impacted field is a MultiSelect Choice type column.
So after looking up items selected, compare it to Power Apps EditForm1_3 form field DDMarket_1, which is a single choice dropdown field. Then Something like this:

If(DDMarket_1.Selected.Value in MarketsImpacted field),"Do Some stuff","Do some other stuff")

I started with trying to collect from BCPStatus MarketsImpacted, but it brings back all choices available instead of the selected choices. Plus I don't know how to filter this to only include Status is Yes. Sorry this is as far as I've gotten.

 
ClearCollect(colMyCollection,
   (Choices(BCPStatus.MarketsImpacted))

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Hi @BB-31072007-0

Are you trying to do something like this (assuming Status is a Choice field) and the output of ddMarket_1 is .Value )
With( { _Data: Filter( BCPStatus, Status.Value = "Yes" ) }, If( DDMarket_1.Selected.Value in _Data.MarketsImpacted.Value, "Do some stuff", "Do some other stuff" ) )

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@WarrenBelz Yes this is what I wanted. On the 'Value', I'm getting 'The '.' operator cannot be used on text values and Name isn't valid' respectively.

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@BB-31072007-0,

If Status is a Text fields, get rid of .Value. I assume MarketsImpacted is a multi-choice field ?
With( { _Data: Filter( BCPStatus, Status = "Yes" ) }, If( !IsBlank( LookUp( _Data, DDMarket_1.Selected.Value in MarketsImpacted.Value ) ), "Do some stuff", "Do some other stuff" ) )

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