Hoping that this is possible:
Datasets:
- A SharePoint list (table) of assets in the organisation (ID, Asset Type, Manufacturer, etc.)
- A SharePoint list (table) of people in the organisation (ID, Name, Phone number, etc.)
- A SharePoint list (table) of people and assets that they hold (one-to-many relationship - person ID to possibly multiple asset IDs)
- A Collection (table) of people, as selected by the user of the app
- A Collection (table) of asset types, as selected by the user of the app
Desired output:
- The user selects a list of people (which is collected into set 4) and a list of asset types (which is collected into set 5).
- The app then returns a list of assets (from set 1) which are filtered by asset type (checks in set 5) and also filtered out if they don't have a relationship with the person (checks with set 3).
I have written something which works for the first 2000 relationships, but runs into delegation issues because of an "in" operator.
My normal approach would be to pre-filter the relationships table, so I could do something like:
If( AssetType1 in Set5, Collect( stuff )); If( AssetType2 in Set5, Collect( stuff )); etc.
But that hard-codes the asset types!
Is there a way to pre-filter the big table of relationships (when both criteria that I could use to filter are tables of arbitrary length/size)?
Many thanks in advance!
