Hello everyone …I usually filter rows in table using multiple selectors chainded together; you can see a simplified example in the embedded doc. As you can see in the doc rows without date don’t show up whichever datapicker setting I use, even with “Everything”. I tried several variations like the following:
If(
thisRow.Date.IsBlank(),
“” ,
thisRow.Date.Matches(Datepicker)
)
…wihtout any succes! Could someone put me on the right path?
Thank you!
Dear @harlock,
Great that you made a sample to find more easy the right support
Would you mind to update the sharing settings as displayed in the pic below:
Hello Jean Pierre…that’s strange…could not find that sharing option:
…ok found it and changed as you suggested
Dear @harlock,
Please check out this version
In this way you will limit the available date you can select from3333
Thank you Jean Pierre for your working solution; so you do confirm that there isn’t any way to do the same using the datepicker selector? that’s a pity because you can’t access the datapicker features such as date range and so on…
…after several attempts I found a formula that is working and showing also empty date fields…don’t ask me how, I don’t know
I’ve updated my first embedded doc with a working table.
Looks like this work:
If(thisRow.Date.IsBlank(),
1,
1 and thisRow.Date.Matches(Datepicker))
but my previous method that works well with text field search didn’t:
If(thisRow.Date.IsBlank(),
“”,
thisRow.Date.Matches(Datepicker))
Really don’t know why putting any number in the second and third position of the if block did the trick!
Hope this helps.