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Posted on by yougan 262

 I want to bring only few columns from sharepoint list  to collection 

i wrote below forumale but all the columns are landed in the collection

product sales is the list name.

i want to see only selected column in the collection. please help

Please help. I have attached screenshots for details information.

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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    WarrenBelz 154,494 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @yougan ,

     You need the ShowColumns function

    ClearCollect(
 collectProductionsales,
 ShowColumns(
 'Product Sales'
 "Title",
 "Product Key"
 "SalesOrderNumber"
 "Unit Price"
 "Extended Amount"
 )
)

     Depending on your column structure, you may also have to use

    ClearCollect(
 collectProductionsales,
 ShowColumns(
 'Product Sales'
 "Title",
 "Product_x0020_Key"
 "SalesOrderNumber"
 "Unit_x0020_Price"
 "Extended_x0020_Amount"
 )
)

     

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  • timl Profile Picture
    timl 36,731 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @yougan 

    You can call the ShowColumns function to return a subset a columns.

    You can collect the results of the ShowColumns function, so the formula you would use would look like this:

     

    Collect(collectProductionsales, 
 ShowColumns('Product Sales', "Title", "ProductKey", "UnitPrice")
)
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    timl 36,731 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    @yougan - I didn't notice @WarrenBelz's reply above when I wrote this - I would go with what he says as he shows the exact column names you would use.

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    yougan 262 on at
    Thank you

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