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Filter Gallery by Multi-Select Choice Column AND Text Search (Sharepoint Data Source)

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Good afternoon,

is there a way to filter a Gallery using a Combobox (or dropdown) for a Multi-Select Choice Column in Sharepoint AND have a Text Search box for a Text field?

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Ami K 15,687 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @zachary_stern21 ,

You could use something like:

Filter( YOUR_DATA, CountRows(YOUR_COMBOBOX.SelectedItems) = 0 || 'YOUR_MULTI_CHOICE_FIELD' in YOUR_COMBOBOX.SelectedItems, IsBlank(YOUR_SEARCH_BOX.Text) || StartsWith( 'YOUR_COLUMN_TO_SEARCH', YOUR_SEARCH_BOX.Text ) )
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WarrenBelz 155,320 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @zachary_stern21 ,

Yes, it is possible. Please share your code (in Text) you have attempted and also the names of all controls and fields (with field types) and the List. Also is the multi-select Combo Box querying a multi-value Choice field or a Text field ?

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zachary_stern21 12 on at

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So I went ahead and created two new Choice columns in Sharepoint (I am only using one here called Primary Precinct, and it does NOT allow for multi-select). The code below works to search by text and by the combobox for Primary Precinct. The multi-select choice field I would LIKE to use is called Harris Precinct.

Filter(
'HCFCD Projects',
And(
Or(
IsBlank(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems),
IsEmpty(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems),
'Primary Precinct'.Value = Last(
FirstN(
PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,
1
)
).Value,
'Primary Precinct'.Value = Last(
FirstN(
PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,
2
)
).Value,
'Primary Precinct'.Value = Last(
FirstN(
PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,
3
)
).Value,
'Primary Precinct'.Value = Last(
FirstN(
PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,
4
)
).Value
),
StartsWith(
'Project Title',
PNSearch.Text
)
)
)

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zachary_stern21 12 on at

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Though I only have 20 records right now, I would like to make the function Delegable in case we get a ton of projects and because I'd just like to know how to do that for other applications. Thanks!

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WarrenBelz 155,320 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @zachary_stern21 ,

Assuming you are only ever going to have 4 selections,

With( { w1: Index(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,1).Value, w2: Index(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,2).Value, w3: Index(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,3).Value, w4: Index(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems,4).Value }, Filter( 'HCFCD Projects', ( CountRows(PrecComboBox.SelectedItems) = 0 || ( 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w1 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w2 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w3 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w4 ) ) && StartsWith( 'Project Title', PNSearch.Text ) ) )

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zachary_stern21 12 on at

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Thanks for this but its not returning any data. It looks like there is a } missing. I tried to add that and amend the code, still no dice. Here is what I have right now (I duplicated the screen to test this out so the combobox and search box name is slightly changed:

With(
{
w1: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,1).Value,
w2: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,2).Value,
w3: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,3).Value,
w4: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,4).Value},
Filter(
'HCFCD Projects',
(
CountRows(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems) = 0 ||
(
'Primary Precinct'.Value = w1 ||
'Primary Precinct'.Value = w2 ||
'Primary Precinct'.Value = w3 ||
'Primary Precinct'.Value = w4 ||
)
))
&& StartsWith('Project Title', PNSearch_1.Text ))

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@zachary_stern21 ,

Please see amended post - yours has a bracket in the wrong place.

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zachary_stern21 12 on at

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There is an error (Incompatible types for comparison. These types can't be compared: Table, Text) after the CountRows function (Precinct'.Value = w1) over the equals sign. I think that statement ((Precinct'.Value = w1) is returning a table of values where we need an individual record

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@zachary_stern21 ,

I just ran this code after creating a collection with field names and types the same as your as well as control names the same - the below worked perfectly and returned the expected results (CountRows got no errors - it just does not seem to want to filter all when blank). You also had an extra || after w4

With( { w1: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,1).Value, w2: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,2).Value, w3: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,3).Value, w4: Index(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems,4).Value }, Filter( 'HCFCD Projects', ( IsEmpty(PrecComboBox_1.SelectedItems) || ( 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w1 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w2 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w3 || 'Primary Precinct'.Value = w4 ) ) && StartsWith( 'Project Title', PNSearch_1.Text ) ) )

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