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Filter Sharepoint List & Line Graphics

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Posted on by Francisco77 351
Hi Community,
 
I have a line graph with a SharePoint list as the source. In the list there is a column called type, and it has different names: "A", "B", "C", "D".

How can I make it so that in a text input box, when I type for example "A", the data in the graph is shown related only to this name (that is, the text input is a filter)?.
 
Regards,
 
Francisco
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    AndrianaO 213 Moderator on at
    Filter Sharepoint List & Line Graphics
    Hi! First of all, you need to add the TextInput field on your screen. Let's assume it is called TextInput1.
    Then you need to go to the Items property of your LineChart control. There would be the name of your data source, in my sample case it is 'Test List'. You need to change it to the formula:
     
    Filter('Test List', Type = TextInput1.Text)
     
    where Type is a name of the column, 'Test List' is the name of the list.
     
    Please note that if your Type column is not a text type, but the choice one, you need to write something like Type.Value instead of just Type in this formula
     
    Let me know if this works! 

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