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Hi Team, 
Please help with the below if possible!
 
I have a Date picker which filters a SharePoint List gallery as seen in images attached.
 
 
But the Date picker only shows entries that has 00:00 in SharePoint list
 
 
How to make it show all the entries in SP list on the selected day of the date picker regardless of the time.
 
 
Any help is appreciated.
Kind regards,
Ash
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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    156,299 Most Valuable Professional on at
    If you are filtering on a Date/Time field, you need to do this which is after 0:00 on the date selected and before 0:00 on the next day.
    Filter(
       'Signing in Register', 
       'Time In' > DatePicker2.SelectedDate &&
       'Time In' < DatePicker2.SelectedDate + 1
    )
     
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  • AshanSilva Profile Picture
    17 on at
    Hi Warren,
     
    This is what I need to do but entering your suggestion did not do anything. Not even an error. Please see image attached.
  • timl Profile Picture
    37,283 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at
    Hi Ash
     
    The first part probably should use the >= operator to capture those records with a 00:00 timestamp.
     
    I would try this to see if it makes a difference. I typically call the DateAdd function to explicitly state the time unit. 
     
    Filter(
       'Signing in Register', 
       'Time In' >= DatePicker2.SelectedDate &&
       'Time In' < DateAdd(DatePicker2.SelectedDate, 1, TimeUnit.Days)
    )
     
  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    156,299 Most Valuable Professional on at
    You can probably expand this with
    With(
       {
          _Next:
          DateAdd(
             DatePicker2.SelectedDate,
             1,
             TimeUnit.Days
          )
       },
       Filter(
          'Signing in Register', 
          'Time In' >= DatePicker2.SelectedDate &&
          'Time In' < _Next
       )
    )
    
     
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