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Hi,
I would like to filter my list by the user.
Any idea why it does not like it? There is a RED line under the = sign
Distinct(Filter(AssetManagementHelpdDesk, Manager = MyProfile.DisplayName),ManufacturerName)
Hey Jerry,
This is caused because you are trying to evaluate two different field types. Can you provide some more detail about the myProfile.DisplayName type and the Manager type? These two types should be the same if you are using the "=" sign. Thanks.
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Hi Jerry,
Try this:
Distinct(Filter(AssetManagementHelpdDesk, Manager.DisplayName = User().FullName),ManufacturerName)
Note: I am assuming the Manager filed is a people picker field and I am checking with User() profile.
I hope this resolved your issue if you see any challenge/need further help please let me know I am always happy to do it for my community.Regards,KrishnaIf this post helps you give a 👍 and if it solved your issue consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more.
Thank you Krishna
On Sharepoint - Manager is a 'Person or group' type column.
On PowerApps - i want the users name to populate the Sharepoint Manager Column?
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