I have a powerapps gallery with SharePoint as the datasource.
Currently filter functionality has 2 options (Filter by category and Filter by amount). Category is a single line of text field in datasource and Amount is a number field in datasource.
Search is working fine. Filter works if i select a single category, however if i select multiple categories it doesnt work. It also doesnt work if i check any amount checkboxes.
I have also included below screenshot of my filter code. May i know where i am going wrong?
Main Gallery Items Property
If(
IsBlank(TextInput1.Text) && IsBlank(varSelection),
Items,
Len(TextInput1.Text) > 0,
Filter(
Items,
TextInput1.Text in 'Item Name' || TextInput1.Text in Description || TextInput1.Text in 'Unit Price' || TextInput1.Text in 'Item Category'
),
!IsBlank(varchecked) && IsBlank(TextInput1.Text) && IsBlank(varSelection),
Filter(
Items,
Switch(
varchecked,
"Under $50",
Amount >= 0 && Amount < 50,
"$50 - $100",
Amount >= 50 && Amount < 100,
"$100 - $200",
Amount >= 100 && Amount < 200,
"Above $200",
Amount >= 200
)
),
Filter(
Items,
'Item Category' = varSelection
)
)
Filter by Category Gallery - Items Property
Distinct(Filter(Items,'Item Category'),'Item Category')
Filter by Category Gallery - OnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varSelection:Gallery3.Selected.Value})
Filter by Category Gallery - OnUnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varSelection:Blank()})
Filter by Amount Gallery - Items Property
Distinct(Filter(Filter,Amount),Amount)
Filter by Amount Gallery - OnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varchecked:Gallery3_1.Selected.Value})
Filter by Amount Gallery - OnUnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varchecked:Blank()})
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It is because you are setting a single value for varSelection - you can only select one Gallery item (I assume these are your checkboxes) at a time
UpdateContext({varSelection: Gallery3.Selected.Value})
This is going to get a little complicated - so at Screen OnVisible
ClearCollect(
colSelection,
{Value: Blank}
)
OnCheck of the Check Box
Collect(
colSelection,
{Value: ThisItem.Value}
)
OnUncheck of the Check Box
RemoveIf(
colSelection,
Value = ThisItem.Value
)
and the Filter for this part
(
CountRows(colSelection) = 1 ||
'Item Category' in colSelection.Value
)
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Hi @Iantaylor2050 ,
Try this in the Gallery Items = also confirm that 'Unit Price' is a Text field
Filter(
Items,
(
Len(TextInput1.Text) = 0 ||
TextInput1.Text in 'Item Name' ||
TextInput1.Text in Description ||
TextInput1.Text in 'Unit Price' ||
TextInput1.Text in 'Item Category'
) &&
(
IsBlank(varSelection) ||
'Item Category' = varSelection
) &&
(
IsBlank(varchecked) ||
Switch(
varchecked,
"Under $50",
Amount >= 0 && Amount < 50,
"$50 - $100",
Amount >= 50 && Amount < 100,
"$100 - $200",
Amount >= 100 && Amount < 200,
"Above $200",
Amount >= 200
)
)
)
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Hi @WarrenBelz
Unit Price is a currency field. I tried the above code, however it doesnt work.
Whenever the gallery is loaded, it doesnt show any record. Also if i check category filters, no records appear.
If i check amount filter, records start appearing in the gallery, however filter doesnt work here.
The code is valid assuming there is data matching the various filter parts. I suggest you do some basic debugging first and test each of the elements separately to see if you get data, then the problem should be isolated. So
Filter(
Items,
(
Len(TextInput1.Text) = 0 ||
TextInput1.Text in 'Item Name' ||
TextInput1.Text in Description ||
TextInput1.Text in 'Item Category'
)
)
assuming Description , 'Unit Price' and 'Item Category' are all Single Line of Text fields - then
Filter(
Items,
(
IsBlank(varSelection) ||
'Item Category' = varSelection
)
)
again assuming 'Item Category' is a Single Line of Text field and finally
Filter(
Items,
IsBlank(varchecked) ||
Switch(
varchecked,
"Under $50",
Amount >= 0 && Amount < 50,
"$50 - $100",
Amount >= 50 && Amount < 100,
"$100 - $200",
Amount >= 100 && Amount < 200,
"Above $200",
Amount >= 200
)
)
assuming Amount is a Numeric field
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Hi @WarrenBelz
I have tested separately each module. Code works fine. Now even the combined code also works fine without any issues.
However if i check multiple categories i.e. Apparels, Health the results shown are incorrect. It only filters by the last checked i.e. by Health.
May i know why this happens?
It is because you are setting a single value for varSelection - you can only select one Gallery item (I assume these are your checkboxes) at a time
UpdateContext({varSelection: Gallery3.Selected.Value})
This is going to get a little complicated - so at Screen OnVisible
ClearCollect(
colSelection,
{Value: Blank}
)
OnCheck of the Check Box
Collect(
colSelection,
{Value: ThisItem.Value}
)
OnUncheck of the Check Box
RemoveIf(
colSelection,
Value = ThisItem.Value
)
and the Filter for this part
(
CountRows(colSelection) = 1 ||
'Item Category' in colSelection.Value
)
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Hi @WarrenBelz
I am trying to modify the above search to additionally include Select All Types and Select All Amount feature as per below screenshot.
I have made below code change for the same, but it doesnt work properly. May i know where i am going wrong?
Main Gallery Items Property
Filter(
Items,
(
Len(TextInputCanvas1_3.Value) = 0 ||
TextInputCanvas1_3.Value||TextInputCanvas1.Value in 'Name' ||
TextInputCanvas1_3.Value||TextInputCanvas1.Value in Description ||
TextInputCanvas1_3.Value||TextInputCanvas1.Value in 'Price' ||
TextInputCanvas1_3.Value||TextInputCanvas1.Value in 'Category'
) &&
(
(
CountRows(colSelectionGal) = 1 ||
'Item Category' in colSelectionGal.Value
)
) &&
(
IsBlank(varcheckedGal) ||
Switch(
varcheckedGal,
"Under $50",
Amount >= 0 && Amount < 50,
"$50 - $100",
Amount >= 50 && Amount < 100,
"$100 - $200",
Amount >= 100 && Amount < 200,
"Above $200",
Amount >= 200
)
)
)
Filter by Types Gallery - Items Property
Distinct(Filter(Items,'Item Category'),'Item Category')
Filter by Types Gallery - OnCheck Property
Collect(
colSelectionGal,
{Value: ThisItem.Value}
)
Filter by Types Gallery - OnUnCheck Property
RemoveIf(
colSelectionGal,
Value = ThisItem.Value
)
Filter by Types Gallery - Default Property
If(SelectAllTypesCheckbox.Value,SelectAllTypesCheckbox.Value,false)
Select All (Types) checkbox - OnCheck
Clear(colSelectionGal);
ForAll(Gallery5.AllItems, Collect(
colSelectionGal,
{Value: ThisRecord.Value}
))
Select All (Types) checkbox - OnUnCheck
RemoveIf(
colSelectionGal,
Value = ThisRecord.Value
)
Filter by Amount Gallery - Items Property
Distinct(Filter(Filter,Amount),Amount)
Filter by Amount Gallery - OnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Gallery5_1.Selected.Value})
Filter by Amount Gallery - OnUnCheck Property
UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Blank()})
Select All (Amount) checkbox - OnCheck (Code throws error)
Clear(varcheckedGal);
ForAll(Gallery5_1.AllItems, UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Gallery5_1.Selected.Value}))
Select All (Amount) checkbox - OnUnCheck (Code throws error)
RemoveIf(
colSelectionGal,
UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Blank()})
)
Hi @Iantaylor2050 ,
I would have to build a model to start understanding all of that (which I cannot do presently), but I will give you a couple of tips - you cannot set a Variable inside a ForAll statement
ForAll(
Gallery5_1.AllItems,
UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Gallery5_1.Selected.Value})
)
this one needs the actual filter criteria for the items to be removed (setting a Variable here is not what it needs)
RemoveIf(
colSelectionGal,
UpdateContext({varcheckedGal:Blank()})
)
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