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SharePoint Get Items (Filter by multiple conditions)

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Hi Folks - 

 

I'm attempting to add an additional filter to a flow that runs fine filtering items from a SharePoint list with just one filter (to check for expiration date) - but I'd like to also add in another to ensure that another field (Expiring Action - a choice field in the same list) is NOT EQUAL to "Let it expire". I've tried to combine the filter query with the first condition and appending:

 

and expiringaction ne "Let it expire" - but it doesn't seem to work. 

 

How do I go about combining filter criteria to accomplish this?

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Thanks so much!

 

V/r,

Noah

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    MarconettiMarco Profile Picture
    3,812 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hello @noahwexler ,

    please refer to the following article:

    https://sharepains.com/2021/01/19/filter-query-get-items-power-automate/amp/

    In addition:

    - I suggest to enable the experimental feature, so that the filter query is more easy to fill

    - are you sure that the “field 3” is the column unique name? Usually unique names don’t have spaces.

     

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    Marco

  • noahwexler Profile Picture
    7 on at

    Thanks @MarconettiMarco 


    I enabled experimental features - and got it working:

    (field_3 eq '@{formatDateTime(addDays(utcNow(),+7),'yyyy-MM-dd')}') and (ExpiringAction ne 'Let it expire')'

     

    Looks like I just had the filter parsed out incorrectly.

     

    Yes field 3 is the column unique name - I have it running in my sandbox for now - so field names are a bit ambiguous. 

     

    Thanks again,

    Noah

     

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