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Pretty simple answer here. If this were a Sharepoint list, this statement would work:
ForAll(Filter(EmailQueue,Q_UsedIn=CurrentPN.Text),Remove(EmailQueue,ID))
Since a collection does not have an item ID, how would you write the statement above??
I have a feeling it is not this simple, but my first try would be
RemoveIf(EmailQueue,Q_UsedIn=CurrentPN.Text)
@WarrenBelz ,
If that were my actual statement, your suggestion would work. I simplified it a bit to get the the crux of the actual issue, my real statement is:
ForAll(Filter(EmailQueue,Q_UsedIn=CurrentPN.Text And ThisItem.Q_Level=ThisItem.Q_Level+1),Remove(EmailQueue,????????????)))
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Hold on... Let me try this.
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