Hi!

Try to remove quotes surrounding the "CountryName", so just: fn-isMemberOfGroup(CountryName)

Regards,

Tomasz

Unfortunately that makes no difference. with or without quotes it is not working.

Regards,

Sander

I confirm : if you set the GroupName manually, the function works well...if you retrieve it from Item Properties : doesn't work.

The function fn-isMemberOfGroup works with named/hardcoded groups. It doesn't work with names that comes from a variable

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Regards,

Tomasz

When i use the common variable instead of a named/hardcoded groupname it works fine.

Do you know if it is on the planning to support the named controls or item properties?

What kind of column is "CountryName" in your list ? For me, it works with free text, on an on premise tenant.

The problem was not the column, the expression did not work on a multi line rich text box. So the function works fine but not on that specific control.

i added a new reply with the solution, it was not the item property but the control on the form that caused the problems..

Hi, 

Can we enter multiple group names here. I tried to do that by adding && which did not work.

Thank you in advance!

Regards,

Ronnie

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@fhunth wrote:

The function fn-isMemberOfGroup works with named/hardcoded groups. It doesn't work with names that comes from a variable

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I resolved this by using the And function from the Inline function tab.

Thank you again!

Best,

Ronnie.

Can you please share code how you got it working? I have created one form variable & set the value. But it's still not working by calling  fn-IsMemberOfGroup(variable Name).