Hi!
I'm stuck on this one, I've searched everywhere and I know I'm close but I cant quite seem to find the correct formula to get this to work. I created a SharePoint lookup column that is linked to another list, in PowerApps I am able to return the results of the needed column but I need to get even more granular with my results.
For Example, on the list that I am connecting to, there is a Application column and a updated column. I need to return the results for everything in the Updated column that equals "Yes".
In the DataCardValue card I have set the Items field to SortByColumns('Dataset Name'.Application, "Title"). How can i add the Updated column data and exclude everything that is not set to "Yes"? Any help would be greatly appreciated
hi @Anonymous text search is case sensitive so Yes does not equal yes.
here the combobox items = SortByColumns(Filter(colSomething,state="yes").name,"name",Ascending). the left gallery display's collection colSomething wher eyou can see state and name
Actually, i think i got it. I removed the " " around Yes and it works now. Thanks for your help!
@Anonymous
The formula you are trying is returning a single column table with the column named "Application". Then you are trying to sort on the Title column....it does not exist! Only the Application column.
Change your formula to the following:
SortByColumns(Filter(Dataset, Updated="Yes"), "Title").Application
I hope this is helpful for you.
I've tried that but doesn't seem to work. The formula doesn't return any errors but no data is being pulled in to the dropdown. Wonder what's missing
hi @Anonymous try SortByColumns(Filter(Dataset,Updated="Yes").Application,"Title",Ascending)
Hope it helps
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