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In this Power Apps tutorial, We will discuss how to work with Power Apps Filter SharePoint List. And also, by taking some simple scenarios, We will cover all the below topics related to this post. Show
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list
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Where, CreditClient = Collection name that you have created
PowerApps filter sharepoint list lookup columnHere we will see how to work with the PowerApps filter SharePoint list lookup column.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list by idHere in this topic, We will discuss how we can filter the data table based on ID from another SharePoint list.
Example 1:
Where, Cart ID = ID column name that has been created by the user. Instead of this, you can use the ID column that the list is having by default.
Example 2:
Where, TextInput1 = Text input control name
PowerApps filter sharepoint list by current userNext comes how to filter the SharePoint list by the current user and display it in Power Apps. Follow this below scenario to do so.
or, OnVisible = UpdateContext({UserName: User().FullName})Where, UserEmail, UserName = Context Variable name Here, I will recommend using the User( ).Email as that should be guaranteed to be unique.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list by created bySuppose, you want to filter data using Created By in the SharePoint list. That means you can show only the data that you have created in the SharePoint List.
Where, Author = Created By field in SharePoint List
PowerApps filter SharePoint list dropdownDo you want to filter a PowerApps Dropdown control that is having SharePoint List values? Refer to this below simple scenario.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list lookup column delegationIn some cases, you may face some issues with the delegation end while working with the SharePoint list Lookup ID column. Refer to the below scenario on how to overcome the PowerApps filter SharePoint list lookup column delegation.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list person fieldDo you want to filter the SharePoint list person field in PowerApps? Then what is the correct formula and how you can get it, refer to this simple scenario?
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Or you can apply this below formula: Filter('SharePointListName',"The Specific Email Address" in 'Assigned To'.Email)
Or you can try this below formula: Filter('SharePointListName',"The Specific Email Address" in 'Assigned To'.Email)PowerApps filter sharepoint list choice fieldSuppose you need to filter the SharePoint List Choice field in PowerApps, then there will be a simple formula that you can use to achieve this.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list by current dateSuppose you want to filter the SharePoint List by the Current date or Todays date, then it is a very simple process that you can do easily. Follow these different examples. Example 1:
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To learn more about the Date filter in Power Apps, you can follow this below article: Create PowerApps Date filter Example 2:
Where, Report Date = Sharepoint Date Time column
PowerApps filter sharepoint list by dateNext, We will see how to work with the Power Apps filter SharePoint list by date.
Where, DatePicker2 = Date picker control name
PowerApps filter sharepoint list by date rangeDo you want to filter the Sharepoint List by a Data range? If yes, then please try this below simple scenario.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list by columnHow to filter SharePoint list by column in PowerApps? Follow the below simple scenario.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list by collectionHere we will discuss how to use PowerApps filter sharepoint list by collection.
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This is how to use Power Apps filter sharepoint list by collection. PowerApps filter sharepoint list based on another listIn PowerApps, Do you want to filter one SharePoint List based upon the other SharePoint List? Yes, you can obviously do this easily.
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PowerApps filter sharepoint list distinctDo you know what does the mean of Distinct is and how you can filter the distinct value in the SharePoint list using PowerApps? First of all, PowerApps Distinct is a function that helps to remove duplicates from any data sources like table, SharePoint list, etc. Follow these different scenarios to filter the SharePoint list using PowerApps Distinct function. Example 1:
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Example 2:
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Where, Gallery13 = First gallery control name
Where, Brand = SharePoint column name
PowerApps filter sharepoint list not equalDo you want to know what is about the PowerApps filter SharePoint list not equal? Refer to the below example.
PowerApps filter sharepoint list galleryDo you want to filter the SharePoint List in Power Apps Gallery, then there is a PowerApps detailed guide that describes all about the gallery filter. Refer to the below link: Power Apps Gallery control filter PowerApps filter sharepoint list limit and PowerApps filter sharepoint list max rows
PowerApps filter sharepoint list with more than 2000 recordsTo overcome this type of Power apps Items limit, you need to do some below things as:
2. Use Static Data:
If this method does not fulfill your needs, then remember one thing, Excel is a good method but you have to modify it from within the app. 3. OneDrive for Business Connectors:
Example:
Now you can able to filter the NameofCollection with all 10000 records. Similarly, you can do the same process for more larger data also. PowerApps filter sharepoint list yes noDo you want to filter the SharePoint List Yes No field in PowerApps? Try to do this below scenario.
PowerApps filter SharePoint list yes value
PowerApps filter SharePoint list no value
The above code retrieves all the false item details as shown in the above screenshot.
To learn more about the check box control in PowerApps, you can refer this below tutorial:
PowerApps filter sharepoint list statusIn this topic, We will see how to work with PowerApps filter SharePoint list status.
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In this Power Apps tutorial, We discussed how to work with Power Apps Filter SharePoint List. And also, by taking some simple scenarios, We covered all the below topics.
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