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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Please help. I am struggling with the formula for several hours. I have very little experience.

 

I have a Sharepoint list by the name "Workplace Certification Program Pathways' with several columns but i am currently interested in only 2:  Title(Single Line Text column) and Exam Path.

I have a combo box with all Exam Paths populated. My requirement is to populate those titles (in another combo box) where Exam Path matches with the selected one in the first combo box.

 

I am able to bind all titles with the below formula. 

Distinct('Workplace Certification Program Pathways','Title')

 

But, when I change the items property to below filter it always gives me an error, "Invalid argument type". Please let me know what am i missing here.

Filter('Workplace Certification Program Pathways','Exam Path'=ComboBox1.Selected.Value)

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  • Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Anonymous 

    Filter('Workplace Certification Program Pathways','Exam Path'=ComboBox1.Selected.Result)

    Distinct()  produces a single column table with the column name "Result"

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    @Drrickryp 

    Sorry, I did not understand what has to be fixed. My 'Exam Path'  column is of type Choice on the list. I need combo box 2 to show only the titles for the exam path selected.

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    v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous,

    Do you want to populate the Combo Box based on another Combo Box selected 'Exam Path'?

    Could you please share a bit more about the scenario?

    I think the key is the argument type, for the Choice column, you should refer to the Column.Value.

    Please modify your formula as below:

    Filter('Workplace Certification Program Pathways','Exam Path'.Value=ComboBox1.Selected.Value)

    Or

    Filter('Workplace Certification Program Pathways','Exam Path'.Value=ComboBox1.Selected.Value).Title

    Hope it could help.

    Regards,

    Qi

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