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Business central Apply filter on tablerelation with variables and multiple filter values

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Posted on by samerabd 70

i need to make tablerelation on the Item No. so that i can pick item but the filter must be if empty or have a value like the header variable but how do i make this?

i'm trying to do something like this: tableRelation =item where(reservedbycus=const(' '),reservedbycus=(field(cusno));

it's returning empty list .

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    Rehan Satti Profile Picture
    Rehan Satti 634 on at

    You have to use Or '|' between your filter.

    tableRelation =item where(reservedbycus=const(' ') | reservedbycus=(field(cusno));

    I am not sure what would be axect filters regarding your condition, However follow the link 

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    samerabd 70 on at

    it was fixed by just removing the const('') now it give me the items that have reservedbycus empty and the ones with the cusno value

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    samerabd 70 on at

    Well it's not working or operator gives error

  • Rehan Satti Profile Picture
    Rehan Satti 634 on at

    I think you need to find workaround in your logic.

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    samerabd 70 on at

    how is that? you're telling me there is no way to apply 2 filters on 1 field or that i'm writing it wrong?

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    Rehan Satti 634 on at

    You can do some think like this I am linking a custom shipto code field to standard table ship to codes

     TableRelation = "Ship-to Address".Code where("IsShip-to-Address" = const(true), "Customer No." = field("Sell-to Customer No."));
    In this exampel I am linking the shipto address code from a 
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    Stefan Piffer 5 on at

    I stumbled over a similar problem, but as Rehan Satti wrote, you need to use the |.

    In my case it was by using two filter values for the same enum:

    TableRelation = "Price List Header" where("Price Type" = filter(Sale), "Source Group" = filter(Customer), Status = filter(Active), "Amount Type" = filter(Price | Any));

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