Per-User
Per-User

Per-User Search String

Per-User Search String

SearchFor

User

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Search Value =

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Per-User Table to Search

Per-User Table to Search

Name

Category

Notes

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Jocko Willink

Podcasts

Jocko offers great information and coaching advise about leadership.

jocko willink,podcasts,jocko offers great information and coaching advise about leadership.

Joe Rogan

Podcasts

Always entertaining and topics are all over the board.

joe rogan,podcasts,always entertaining and topics are all over the board.

Sean Carroll

Books

The Big Picture is a great book on how to think more productively.

sean carroll,books,the big picture is a great book on how to think more productively.

Max Tegmark

Books

Our Mathematical Universe walks through incredible discoveries about the universe, and how we came to make those discoveries.

max tegmark,books,our mathematical universe walks through incredible discoveries about the universe, and how we came to make those discoveries.

Universe

Show

A show on the History Channel with lots of appearances by leading scientists in all fields related to Astronomy.

universe,show,a show on the history channel with lots of appearances by leading scientists in all fields related to astronomy.

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Formula for [Search Value]: [Search String for Multiple Users].Filter(User=User()).SearchFor.First()

Formula for [Search String for Multiple Users] Filter: User=User()

Formula for [Table to Search for Multiple Users] Filter: [Full Text].RegexMatch(CurrentUserSearch.Lower())

Filter formula with an If() statement to show all values if search is empty:

If(CurrentUserSearch.IsBlank(),thisRow.IsNotBlank(),thisRow.[Full Text].RegexMatch(CurrentUserSearch.Lower()))

Formula for [Table to Search for Multiple Users].[Full Text]: Lower(Name+","+Category+","+Notes)

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