Hi,
Still very new to this and cannot seem to figure out how to do it!
So I have a single gallery displaying data from a sharepoint list. I can filter that gallery using four dropdown boxes using the following formula which works fine:
Filter(SPList,County = Dropdown1.Selected.County,YOB = Dropdown2.Selected.YOB,Ethnicity = Dropdown3.Selected.Ethnicity,Connection = Dropdown4.Selected.Connection)
The issue is that the options in the dropdowns themselves contain multiple values where I only need to display one.
I tried using the following Distinct formula on each dropdown box which works fine:
Distinct(Stories_1,County)
Problem is this then breaks the gallery filter formula - what do I need to change here?
Thanks in advance!
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When using the Distinct function, it changes the resulting column name to Result instead of what it used to be. That means that for each Dropdown that uses a Distinct formula, the reference would end in “Result”. So for Dropdown1, it would be Dropdown1.Selected.Result instead of Dropdown1.Selected.Country. Changing this for each Dropdown that uses a Distinct function should get your Filter working.
Heya,
When you make them distinct, they dont have other values like YOB, they are just a list of distinct values, so they will probably be Dropdown1.Selected.Result etc etc
Cheers,
ManCat
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When using the Distinct function, it changes the resulting column name to Result instead of what it used to be. That means that for each Dropdown that uses a Distinct formula, the reference would end in “Result”. So for Dropdown1, it would be Dropdown1.Selected.Result instead of Dropdown1.Selected.Country. Changing this for each Dropdown that uses a Distinct function should get your Filter working.
Oops! I should have refreshed before posting! Sorry for the echoed answer there @iAm_ManCat and @MP4249.
No worries!
And yeah I forgot that it's .Result not .Value - Have updated my first answer to .Result 🙂
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