Hi there,
i have two Combobox with just numbers in:
Items property MinDose: ["0,01","0,03","0,05"]
Items property Max Dose: ["0,1","0,3","0,5","0,6","0,8","1,0","2,25"]
In a SharePoint list i have similar rows min.dose and max.dose configured as numbers with two decimal places and the above values.
My filter function looks like:
Filter(list,'min. dose' >= MinSelector.Value && 'max. dose' <= MaxSelector.Value )
I would like to display the options within the selected range - but it is not working and gives the error message back that the name isnÄ't recognized.
Any ideas on how to setup the filter and input data in the right way?
Your support is much appreciated.
BR
Johannes
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Hi @joroehr ,
with Combo boxes, the selected value will be described as Combobox.Selected.Value (allow single selection). Besides, please do not name columns to include dots(.), as in Power Apps it may cause conflict. So please try below formula:
Filter(list,'min. dose' >= MinSelector.Selected.Value && 'max. dose' <= MaxSelector.Selected.Value )
If you would like to modify column names, please make it in list settings from the backend. Change columns' display name may not affect in Power Apps.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Hi @joroehr ,
with Combo boxes, the selected value will be described as Combobox.Selected.Value (allow single selection). Besides, please do not name columns to include dots(.), as in Power Apps it may cause conflict. So please try below formula:
Filter(list,'min. dose' >= MinSelector.Selected.Value && 'max. dose' <= MaxSelector.Selected.Value )
If you would like to modify column names, please make it in list settings from the backend. Change columns' display name may not affect in Power Apps.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it.
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it.
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