Hi there, @jamesleese5… I’m sure there is more than one way to do what you are trying to do, but I have done it with an advanced filter combined with the intersect with option like this…
Hey @mikeloc! I’ve read literally every single thread I can find related to filtering multidropdowns and am hoping you can help? I’m relatively new to Bubble and have been banging my head against the wall for 2 days on this one. So I’ve got two filtering Criteria: Brand Types and Collab Types. Both are lists (can be multiple items).
Hi there, @jnm528… I did a quick test using a similar example, and I think you just need to combine those two filters. So, at the end of the first advanced filter, select the and option, and then build out the same query you have in your second advanced filter (and then make sure to delete the second advanced filter, of course).
Want to give that a shot and see if it works for you?
It looks like you are using a custom state in your example, and I am just filtering a repeating group, so maybe that has something to do with why it’s not working for you (custom states are not my strong suit). But it’s definitely working for me, so without knowing exactly how you have things configured. I’m not sure what’s going on.
I’m so, so appreciative of your help @mikeloc! As you suggested I scrapped the Custom state config and implemented in the RG Appearance and it works, woohoo! A slight wrinkle though, which is that it’s not working quite the way I expect when either multi-dropdown is empty.
For example, the behavior I want if the Collab type dropdown is empty, I will show all results that include the Brand type filter. So the user entering “Alcohol and Hair” would see Pantene and Bacardi. Similarly, if they entered “Paid” in the Collab type and “Brand Type” is empty, they’d only see Bacardi.
I’m essentially merging 3 different filtered searches together and trying to display unique elements.
Holy cow, @mikeloc! I don’t think you quite know how much I appreciate your help on this one – I was going CRAZY! That did the trick. As a small token of my gratitude, I just made a donation to the American Diabetes Association – I saw the site in your profile and figured there may be a personal connection.
There is a lot of great partnership and support that gets done through this forum. But this thread absolutely represents the best of it. Great stuff y’all!!!
I’d like to filter Users according to some ‘tag’ associate with them (almost the same thing as @jnm528 did but in a simpler way – just one multi-dropdown element)
Can you give me a hint about what’s wrong with my configuration?
Thank you!
Luiz
Hi there, @luiz.bittencourt… if I understand your question correctly, I believe you only need the part after the “or” in your advanced filter. Want to give that a shot and see if it produces the desired result?
THANKS, @mikeloc !!!
Worked like a charm!
In fact, the first filter worked too. The reason was a silly problem with the visualization element only!.. Beginner’s mistake!
But now, it’s working!
Tks again!
Luiz
I am trying to execute something similar to the advanced filter expression you have helped everyone with above, however, without a dropdown input… I have been trying for hours and cannot figure it out! I am hoping you could possibly help me out.
I have “orders” which contains a list of dates and a selection of products, these orders also have their parent profiles linked to them with an entry labelled “business”. I want to intersect my current pages order dates and products with the rest of the databases orders, and pull a result of a list of orders who’s dates and products intersect inside of “Verify 1” RG. I cant get the first filter to work let alone the second!