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Filter a gallery for the items which have status = New or Done in a delegable way with sharepoint

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I have a gallery which shows items from sharepoint custom list, and we have a Status filter, as follow:-
 
 
 
now currently if the user need to see the items which have either New or Done, they need to do 2 filters, as the In() operatino is not delegable in sharepoint. so how we can achive multiple status filtering ? is there any workarounds?
 
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    BCBuizer Profile Picture
    22,833 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
     
    It has been a while since I worked with SharePoint as a data source, but you may want to try the below formula with MultiSelect enabled on the ComboBox that lets the user select statuses:
     
    Filter(
      SharePointListName,
      Or(
        Status = "New" And "New" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Done" And "Done" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Closed" And "Closed" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "In Progress" And "In Progress" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Assigned" And "Assigned" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Cancelled By User" And "Cancelled By User" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Cancelled By Manager" And "Cancelled By Manager" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value,
        Status = "Expired" And "Expired" in ComboBox.SelectedItems.Value
      )
    )
    
     
    The idea is that the in operator is not applied to a column in SharePoint, but to something that is inside the app and could hence work around the non-delegabilty (new word?) of the in operator for SharePoint lists. The downside of this solution, if it works, is that whenever there are any changes to the possible status values, you will need to update your app as well.
     
     
    If this reply helped you in any way, please give it a Like 💜 and in case it resolved your issue, please mark it as the Verified Answer ✅.
  • johnjohnPter Profile Picture
    2,015 Season of Giving Solutions 2025 on at
    @BCBuizer thank for the idea

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