The Power Apps Filter and Search Command (with debugging)

[@marebearm1]

This is amazing! You just helped me solve my problem of filtering on one gallery to then filter on another gallery using search. Thank you! Now I need to figure out how to exclude a Search item from the gallery.

[@papachoudhary5482]

Thanks!

[@juliansoto3001]

Thanks! It's good explication

[@PragmaticWorks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gonzo202]

@PragmaticWorks great video! Thank you, but still one problem. Using just about any option between Search and Filter, when my formula is complete all of my fields are replaced by a red X. When I got this result by using the Search function, the error message says "Name isn't valid. This identifier isn't recognized." Side note, I'm trying to finagle the Title column back in because my SharePoint list leaves the Title column empty; my thought is to use my TeamName column in its place (obviously not working). Can anyone help a brother out? Thanks in advance.

[@nirajbarot1861]

hi brian....i want to create login page in portal using base app as model-driven app and customer will enter User ID & Password and entered info is validate from Contact Entity as Email & Password field stored data in cds. if not match user ID & password then it gives error. otherwise loged in and go to another page. can you please help me? for this can you please make video on this requirement?

[@saitejanangunoori2318]

Can you please say what is the future for PowerApps developers?

[@PragmaticWorks]

Microsoft does big releases twice a year of Power Apps (Wave 1 and 2) typically and lots of little releases. They're putting a LOT into making the platform more usable and helping with adoption for beginners. I only expect goodness to come :).

[@CarpeNoctem42]

Hi Sai, first of all; What Pragmatic Works says! And to elaborate on that I think this will mean we will have more and more "Citizen Developers". People who's first job isn't as much programming but more on the business and process side of it. It does take the logical mind of a programmer, but you most certainly do not need to be a programmer anymore for most business requests. I see a bright future for those who understand businessneeds and processes and are able to translate those in kick-ass PowerApps!