Filter data table by date picker

[andyv9]

New to power apps, and can't see why the date picker is not filtering the data table.

Trying to filter the Checkin Date and I think its related to the format of the dates, but can't figure out which format needs changing.

This is the current formula giving an invalid argument error:

Filter(DataTable3, Text(DateTimeValue('Checkin Date_Column2'),DateTimeFormat.LongDate) = DatePicker1.SelectedDate)

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @andyv9 ,

Try

Filter(
   DataTable3, 
   DateDiff(  
      'Checkin Date_Column2',
      DatePicker1.SelectedDate,
      Days
   )=0
)

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[DevendraSingh]

Hi,

Use the below formula to filter data table by date picker,

Filter(DataTable3, Text(Checkin Date_Column2,DateTimeFormat.ShortDate) = Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate,DateTimeFormat.ShortDate))

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Thanks & Regards,

Devendra Singh

[eka24]

@andyv9 

You have put the formula at the wrong place. It should be put on the Items property of the Datatable.

After correction on the placement of the formula, if your formula does not work, try

Filter(DataTable3, Text('Checkin Date_Column2',LongDate) = Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate,LongDate))

On the items of the Datatable 

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[WarrenBelz]

@andyv9 ,

@eka24 is correct - it needs to be in the Items of your gallery.

I was more concentrating on the formula (which also needs some adjustment as you are comparing text with a date).

[andyv9 · Accepted solution]

Thanks that's a start getting the formula in the right place 😀. 

Still getting an invalid argument though on the DataTable.

[eka24 · Accepted solution]

Use the column names in your table:

Filter(DataTable3, Text('Checkin Date_Column2',LongDate) = Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate,LongDate))

Use:

Filter(DataTable3, Text('Checkin Date',LongDate) = Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate,LongDate))

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