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Hi all.
I have this SharePoint list ('tb_actions')
 
 
DS_RESULTADO_CHAVE_C_N from another list ('tb_goals'), is a multichoice lookup column, cause a need N:N relationship
 
I created a collection with only goals that I wanna see on this screen 
 
 
When a try to filter tb_acao a received this message:
 
 
How can I filter multichoice column ?
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  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    153,084 Most Valuable Professional on at
    I am not totally clear on where this desired result is coming from, however if you want to show the Value, Id and other fields from tb_goals of all the items chosen in your tbActions Lookup column as seperate records, you would need to do something like this - you also need to add the name of the field you are looking up in tb_goals
    With(
        {
            _Data: Ungroup(
                tbActions,
                DS_RESULTADO_CHAVE_C_N
            )
        },
        ShowColumns(
            RenameColumns(
                AddColumns(
                   _Data,
                   ID2,
                   LookUp(
                      tb_goals,
                      LookedUpFieldName = Value
                   ).ID,
                   DT_ALTO_RES,
                   LookUp(
                      tb_goals,
                      LookedUpFieldName = Value
                   ).DT_ALTO_RES
                ),
                Value,
                DS_RESULTADO_CHAVE_C_N
             ),
             DS_RESULTADO_CHAVE_C_N,
             ID2,
             DT_ALTO_RES
          )
       )
    )
     
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  • douglas_filipe Profile Picture
    19 on at
    What means DT_ALTO_RES in your code ?
  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    153,084 Most Valuable Professional on at
    It is the second field (date) I can see in your screenshot - I cannot see the full name, so you will need to put that in.
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    153,084 Most Valuable Professional on at
    A quick follow-up to see if you received the answer you were looking for or if you need further assistance.

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