Filter of a 3rd argument?

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Posted on by BS-12081651-0

Filter(
colChoicesLookup,
Or(
Field = "Orientation",
Field = "Unknown"
),
Or(
Title = ThisEquipment.Location.Value & " " & ThisEquipment.Category,
Title = "Unknown"
)
)
The Field in 1st Or clause is valid and belongs to the table colChoicesLookup. The table does not have a field called Title. What is the 2nd Or clause for?
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WarrenBelz 153,075 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi BS-12081651-0

I assume this is not your app ? I am not sure how to respond with the information you have given as I cannot see the app. Can you please provide more context here.

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,414 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi,

I want to second Warren said,

However, for your question. You stated it doesn't have a Title in the table. Is this really a Table or a SharePoint List.

I am guessing a SharePoint list. And it WILL have a Title column, but many developers will Change the Label to read something else, but the NAME stays the same

I can have a column called BarkingDogs, but the Label that users see could be My Favorite Music.

Thats why you probably see Title there.

To Verify, and assuming you have permissions.
Go to the SharePoint List
in the top right click the Gear
Select List Settings
In the Field List, you probably won't see Title, but one of the Text fields, if you Click it, it will open to a Details Page. If you do that for all of the Text Fields, in the URL one of them will end with the word Title.

Thats the Title column, someone just changed the label (not the name)

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