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Hello Community,

I have these queries which are pretty much the same query. query1&3 produces results but query2 doesn't. I am sure I have records that meet the criteria but the second query just doesn't seem to like the user check. Please any thought on this?

Query1: If(requestTab="open", Filter('Requests','Request User'.Email=User().Email))

Query2: Filter('Requests',If(requestTab="open",'Request User'.Email=User().Email)) - This is pretty much same as above but written in different way and produced no result...

Query3: Filter('Requests',If(requestTab="open",'Request Status'.Value= "Submitted")) - Same query as above but different filter criteria, which produced the record.

Also found if I take the if condition out of query2 it does return the record. So it seems it just doesn't like the if statement used with user check... I'm so confused.

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Kira

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WarrenBelz 155,927 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Kira-Daw ,

The issue with

Filter( 'Requests', If( requestTab="open", 'Request User'.Email=User().Email ) )

that I see is that the condition under which you want to filter is not related to the filter itself and therefore needs to be outside it. Your first example is correct. I am surprised thsat the third on eproduced a result - I suggest you stick wiht the first syntax.

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Hi @Kira-Daw

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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@WarrenBelz Thank you for your advice on this. It's helped reassured me. I went with your recommended approach instead, and I'm happy with this.

Thanks again!
Kira

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