Gallery Filter (contains)

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Hi all,

I am filtering a Gallery using the following:

If(
 IsBlank(txtSearch.Text),
 Filter(
 Jobs,
 Status.Value = galleryFilter.Text
 ),
 Filter(
 Jobs,
 //Status.Value = galleryFilter.Text &&
 (StartsWith(Title, txtSearch.Text) ||
 StartsWith(Contact, txtSearch.Text) ||
 StartsWith(Address, txtSearch.Text) ||
 StartsWith(AddressStreet, txtSearch.Text))
 )
)

So basically the gallery has a default filter based on the value in "galleryFilter". Then if text in entered into "txtSearch" then the second filter rule kicks in. The problem I am facing though is I would like to search the SharePoint list columns with any text not just the starting text.

So for example I would like to search for "extension" in Title or "Johnson" in Contact or maybe "abc.net" in Email

I don't believe there is a "contains" but that is effectively what I am after

Thanks,
David

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Hi @da1vea ,

You did not state your data source, so this may have Delegation issues

Filter( Jobs, Status.Value = galleryFilter.Text && ( Len(txtSearch.Text) = 0 || txtSearch.Text in Title ) )

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Thanks @WarrenBelz ,

I did specify my source as a SharePoint list? So thanks for pointing me in the right direction, this is what I ended up with

If( IsBlank(txtSearch.Text), Filter( Jobs, Status.Value = galleryFilter.Text ), Filter( Jobs, Len(txtSearch.Text) = 0 || txtSearch.Text in Title || txtSearch.Text in Contact || txtSearch.Text in Address || txtSearch.Text in AddressStreet || txtSearch.Text in Email ) )

Thanks,
David

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Hi @da1vea ,

Spotted that now (SharePoint) - you can get a bit more Delegation control with

With( { _Data: Filter( Jobs, Status.Value = galleryFilter.Text ) }, Search( _Data, txtSearch.Text, Title, Contact, Address, AddressStreet, EMail ) )

Depending on your location, you may need quotes "" around the fields at the bottom.

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