Hi guys,
sorry if there is an answer to this question, I tried to find but no success.
I have two excel tables:
skillset - Filter(skillset,'name id'=Gallery_resources.Selected.id)
id | name_id | skill type | skill |
2 | 1 | Design | UX |
5 | 1 | Design | DESIGN |
skilllist - table to populate the drop down
id | skilltype | skill |
34 | Design | DESIGN |
48 | Design | CREATIVE DESIGN |
49 | Design | CREATIVE/CONTENT STRATEGY |
52 | Design | UX |
65 | App | ANDROID |
72 | App | PHONEGAP |
I am creating a function to add skill in the skillset table.
I want to populate a Drop Down only with skills not added in the skillset table for the user 'name id'=1 (remove the recorded skills for the user 'name id'=1)
Any idea?
thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @wagnerfraga ,
Since the two conditions are used to filter two tables, you can't just combine them directly.
I suggest you save the filtered data of skillset as a collection.(You could set the gallery's arrow icon's OnSelect)
ClearCollect(skillset2,Filter(skillset,'name id'=Gallery_resources.Selected.id))
And then filter skilllist:
Filter(skilllist,Not(skill in skillset2.skill))
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Hi @wagnerfraga ,
Do you want to display items that are not in skillset?
I've made a similar test for your reference:
Set the drop down's Items:
skilllist
Set the drop down's Value:
skill
Set the drop down's items:
Filter(skilllist,Not(skill in skillset.skill))
Please pay attention to the setting's order.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Thanks for coming back to me so quickly.
Almost there.
I want to display items that are not in skills and related to an specific user id, since I am adding skills to this employee.
I tried this, but it is not working:
Filter(skilllist,Not(skill in skillset.Skill)&&Gallery_resources.Selected.id=skillset.'name id')
do you know why?
Thanks again,
Wagner
Hi @wagnerfraga ,
Since the two conditions are used to filter two tables, you can't just combine them directly.
I suggest you save the filtered data of skillset as a collection.(You could set the gallery's arrow icon's OnSelect)
ClearCollect(skillset2,Filter(skillset,'name id'=Gallery_resources.Selected.id))
And then filter skilllist:
Filter(skilllist,Not(skill in skillset2.skill))
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
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