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[ma_91]

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[CNT]

@ma_91 

I believe you are using a ComboBox, with Allow searching property set to yes. Turn it to Off.

Add a TextInput and set the Items property of the ComboBox to (replace control, table and column names as applicable),

Filter(yourDataSource, Value=TextInput.Text)

[ma_91]

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[CNT · Accepted solution]

@ma_91 Add a TextInput control (rename it as searchLastName) and put this formula in the DefaultSelctedItems property of the ComboBox,

Filter(test_v02, last_name=searchLastName.Text)

Now when the user types a name in the newly created text input, the ComboBox will only show the person who's Last Name matches the text typed.

[zmansuri]

Take one text input.

In your combo box where names are appearing. In it's item property write this code:

Filter(ListName,FirstName=TextInput3.Text)

What will happen is once someone writes full name in text box. Only that entry will be visible in Combobox. In my case it is Matthew

PS:  Make sure you select proper filed to display in combobox. In your case it's Lastname

[trjackson77 · Accepted solution]

Instead of:

"Filter(test_v02, Value=TextInput.Text)"

Try:

"Filter(test_v02, Last_Name=TextInput.Text)"

Also, make sure there are no 'unseen' spaces in either the column values or the text control...

[trjackson77]

Also, further down the line you might also want to add a filter where Date_In = Today().  To help with security.

[ma_91]

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