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how to set up multichoice people combobox filter in browse gallery

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I looked everywhere and cant find the solution. 

 

I have a people column and ticked the box it to allow for multiple selections. I added a combobox filter in gallery, but cant work it out -  how to make it work. I have tried concat, split and nothing 😞 Lets say the name of the column is "Leaders name" and the list name is "Records". 

 

Any help will be very much appreciated. I already wasted 2 days on it 😞

 

Is it actually possible

  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Re: how to set up multichoice people combobox filter in browse gallery

    Hi @batmanMon ,

    I am assuming here that you want to search users in your AD with this box. Firstly, the Items of the Combo Box

    Office365Users.SearchUser({SearchTerm: Self.SearchText})

    Also ensure you edit the box with Primary and Secondary Text DisplayName and Mail
    Now it gets a bit messy as things that in theory should work, but do not, so DefaultSelectedItems

    ForAll(
     ThisItem.Leaders As _Name,
     {
     Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & Lower(_Name.Email),
     DisplayName: _Name.DisplayName,
     Mail: _Name.Email,
     Department: _Name.Department,
     JobTitle: _Name.JobTitle,
     Picture: _Name.Picture
     }
    )

    and the Update of the Data Card

    ForAll(
     YourComboBox.SelectedItems As _Name,
     {
     Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & Lower(_Name.Mail),
     DisplayName: _Name.DisplayName,
     Email: _Name.Mail,
     Department: _Name.Department,
     JobTitle: _Name.JobTitle,
     Picture: _Name.Picture
     }
    )

    Note the swapping of Mail and Email as the Search in the Items changes this.

     

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