Dvir
July 20, 2023, 11:17am
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My App/Pages support link:
It’s in a personal app so it won’t let me generate a link, but this happened to me in every single project.
Describe the bug:
When using In-App filter in a collection, boolean columns that are a result of a formula (e.g. if then else) always show an empty list when turned on. “Normal” boolean columns work as expected.
Expected behavior:
When turned on, I expect filters based on formula to show “true” values.
How to replicate:
Create a table, add an if then else column with any random rule, then try to use it as an in-app filter.
Link to demo recording (optional):
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Open the App that is giving you problems, and go to Settings → Contact Support:
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Same problem here, I’m available to help if needed.
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Was this solved? do you mind sharing the solution? I’m having the same issue…
Thanks!
user19
July 27, 2024, 10:56pm
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i see same problem.
addition: single value - does not recognise as empty. it behaviour like it not exist: it’s not affect if choice “empty” or “not empty”
Can you show us the behaviour in a video or some screenshots?
What row is your tab built on? Do you have any filters on the tab level?
user19
July 28, 2024, 5:17pm
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oh… this time i’m so much wrong…
sorry
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Found a solution! when i use lowercase for the boolean options “true/false” instead of uppercase “True/False” it works
That’s just weird.
However, I hardly ever use booleans for filters anymore. I think there are 3 states that can be presented:
However as I understand it, there’s no way to know if it’s “no filters” or “false”. Is that still correct?
I believe that’s correct. I find Booleans to be an effective filter when you are only interested in “true” conditions
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