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Posted on by DenisSkorskiy

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Hello,

Would you please help with the following.
There is a statement that works perfectly:

Set(SelectedObjectName, First(Filter('[dbo].[Objects]', ParentObjectId = WorkingParentObjectId)).Name)

Now I need to sort data output before taking the first record. I use SortByColumns function, like this:

Set(SelectedObjectName, First(SortByColumns(Filter('[dbo].[Objects]', ParentObjectId = WorkingParentObjectId), "SortOrder")).Name)

And immediately get "Incompatible type..." error, like below:

Incompatible type error.PNG

I assume that this is because delegation cannot be used and statement cannot be resolved.

Does anybody know work-around?

Thank you!

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mdevaney 29,989 Moderator on at

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@DenisSkorskiy
Actually, it’s because SortColumns is missing an argument

Set(SelectedObjectName, First(SortByColumns(Filter('[dbo].[Objects]', ParentObjectId = WorkingParentObjectId), “YourSortColumn1”, Ascending)).Name)

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DenisSkorskiy 22 on at

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It is very strange.
In the reference it is said that SortOrder is optional.
Just for the sake of curiosity, I set this third parameter - and error disappeared.
Needless to say that I use this function with just two parameters in other places of the application and it works perfectly.

mdevaney, thank you!

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