Issue with ODATA filter in Get SharePoint List Items using and operator

[cah2035]

I have a super simple filter query that is filtered on two columns, but I cannot get it to work. I am testing on a single record, below:

      "@odata.etag": "\"12\"",
      "ItemInternalId": "22",
      "ID": 22,
      "Title": "1002",
      "ResourceRequestNumber": "1002",
      "ProjectNumber": "1",
      "CTPRequestNumber": "APCP555-9099",
      "RequiresMaterialDropOff": true,
      "NewRequestNotify": true,
      "SubmittedRequestNotify": true,
      "DroppedOffNotify": true,
      "ReadyForPickupNotify": true,
      "PickUpNotify": true,
      "SubmissionDate": "2021-10-01",
      "LastIsPartial": false,
      "Modified": "2021-10-05T20:49:13Z",
      "Created": "2021-10-05T13:54:42Z",
      "Author": {

The query I want to use is not returning the expected result, but based on testing, I cannot figure out why it would not work:

The filter I want to use:
NewRequestNotify eq true and LastIsPartial eq false 

Filters I tested:

NewRequestNotify eq true returns the record

DroppedOffNotify eq true returns the record

LastIsPartial eq false returns the record

ID eq 22 and LastIsPartial eq false returns the record

NewRequestNotify eq true or LastIsPartial eq false returns the record

NewRequestNotify eq true and DroppedOffNotify eq true returns the record

All of the fields that return true/false are the Yes/No columns in a SharePoint list, so I should expect to see this behavior across all combinations of these fields. 

[Expiscornovus]

Hi @cah2035,

Have you tried it with round brackets:

(NewRequestNotify eq true) and (LastIsPartial eq false)

Let us know if that works?

[cah2035]

Thanks, but no that did not work either.

[ekarim2020 · Accepted solution]

I believe you need to use numbers to test for true or false:

You may be able to test LastIsPartial eq 0 - but it didn't work with the test data in one of my lists.

Ellis

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[cah2035]

@ekarim2020 Thank you! Using ne instead of eq fixed the issue. Not sure why I couldn't use eq though. It does work with using true/false though, but does work as well with 0/1.