SHOW_IF COLUMN EMAIL VALUE=USEREMAIL()

Hi Expert

I wonder this is possible (not because I never use that) to filter off all the rows displayed where the column email value <> useremail()? E.g in the scrap list there are many users keying in data, I want it to display only the column [PERSON DECLARED e-PROFILE EMAIL}=USEREMAIL(). Where to key in that expression ?

Use a Slice.

Or a LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW() action.

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Can show some example ?

You will find plenty of examples by researching either of those things.

You can add your expression [PERSON DECLARED e-PROFILE EMAIL]=USEREMAIL() to create a slice of the table that your “Scrap” view is based on to make a slice of that table. Then you can use that slice for the ‘scrap’ view rather than the full table.

Thank very much and that is very helpful. I try but it does not seems to display that email I want

Shows all row N

Have you saved the slice and updated your scrap view to see if it works? I find the Tests don’t always directly correspond to the actually app function. The slice you made should do what you need

Wow I only know today that there are certain expression the sample data doesn’t show up except you put in UX view. It’s works. Thank you sooooo much. It works ! Very helpful

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In fact I do more than that. I need 2 condition and it works

IF([PERSON DECLARED e-PROFILE EMAIL]=USEREMAIL(),
[PERSON DECLARED e-PROFILE EMAIL]=USEREMAIL(),
IN(USEREMAIL(),HOD[EMAIL CONTACT])
)

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