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Add a condition to a Search/Switch/If formula

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Posted on by CT-30090658-0 8
Hi, 

I have a formula which is used to filter a table. On the page there are a dropdown (which is used to filter by date), a checkbox (which is used to filter on status "Aangemeld") and a textinput to manual search on name or organization. I want to add an extra checkbox to filter on blank status, but I am a bit lost on where to add this to the formula.
It is quite a messy bit already to be honest.

This is how it’s build up at the moment:



Search(
    Switch(
        Drop_Filter.Selected.Value;
        "Alles";
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            bVisitorBezoekers
        );
        "Geschiedenis";
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst < Today() && Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst < Today()
            )
        );
        "Toekomst";
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst > varTomorrow && Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst > varTomorrow
            )
        );
        "Vandaag";
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst >= varToday && Aankomst < varTomorrow && Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Aankomst >= varToday && Aankomst < varTomorrow
            )
        );
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            bVisitorBezoekers
        )
    );
    SearchInput_1.Value;
    Titel;
    Organisatie
)
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    mmbr1606 Profile Picture
    mmbr1606 14,560 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Add a condition to a Search/Switch/If formula
    hey
     
     
    can u try this:
    Search(
    Switch(
        Drop_Filter.Selected.Value;
        "Alles";
        Filter(
            bVisitorBezoekers,
            If(
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked && Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld" || IsBlank(Status.Value),
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld",
                Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                IsBlank(Status.Value),
                true
            )
        ),
        "Geschiedenis";
        Filter(
            bVisitorBezoekers,
            Aankomst < Today(),
            If(
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked && Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld" || IsBlank(Status.Value),
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld",
                Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                IsBlank(Status.Value),
                true
            )
        ),
        "Toekomst";
        Filter(
            bVisitorBezoekers,
            Aankomst > varTomorrow,
            If(
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked && Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld" || IsBlank(Status.Value),
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld",
                Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                IsBlank(Status.Value),
                true
            )
        ),
        "Vandaag";
        Filter(
            bVisitorBezoekers,
            Aankomst >= varToday && Aankomst < varTomorrow,
            If(
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked && Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld" || IsBlank(Status.Value),
                Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked,
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld",
                Checkbox_Filter_BlankStatus.Checked,
                IsBlank(Status.Value),
                true
            )
        ),
        If(
            Checkbox_Filter_Aanmelden.Checked;
            Filter(
                bVisitorBezoekers;
                Status.Value = "Aangemeld"
            );
            bVisitorBezoekers
        )
    ),
    SearchInput_1.Value,
    "Titel", "Organisatie"
)
    if it helped mark as verified
     
     
    cheers
  • CT-30090658-0 Profile Picture
    CT-30090658-0 8 on at
    Add a condition to a Search/Switch/If formula
     Hi mmbr1606, 
     
    Thank you for your reply! It seems to work, but i'll have to test it the comming day. 
    Will take a look in the || operator  and how it exactly works. 
     
    have a good day! 

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