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Users expect that they can build combined filter strings by supplementing their text entries with the selection from the dropdown list.

If a user wants to add a combined filter for a table field, for example to filter in the customer list for No. = "10000 | 30000", the only way is to enter the entire filter string.

If the user enters "10000 |" in the filter field and then selects the customer no. 30000 in the drop-down list, the value of the filter is replaced by the value "30000".

In the old Windows client, in this scenario, customer number 3000 was added to the previously entered filter and the user received the following filter string "10000 | 30000". This is the behaviour which endusers expect.
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STATUS DETAILS
Under Review
Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your feedback. We are considering adding it to our (longer term) roadmap.

Your help is greatly appreciated,
Mike Borg Cardona
Product Manager, Microsoft 

Comments

D

Yes, Those Filter options with (|, ..) were massively used in the previous version please include some in BC as well.

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D

This is connected with these two ideas:

https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=eeee26f8-ab34-eb11-8441-0003ff68daff

https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=613b26d0-a9e2-ea11-bf21-0003ff68d4dd


Together that's almost 150 votes... A lot of less popular ideas were implemented.


We're upgrading a lot of companies last and this year and every user that was working with desktop clients is complaining about it. Please consider putting it on a roadmap, cause it's a great and simple functionality and we deeply miss it...

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D

This is the first thing our 'previous Navision' users reported, please make this posible!

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D

This requirement is important. Please reconsider the decision. It is very cumbersome to manually compose the filters because the values must be entered exactly. A selection reduces wrong entries.

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D

Bump as we are in dire need of this feature

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