How to filter multiple selection dropdown in Power Apps (Without Delegation Issues!)

In this video you will learn how to Filter a gallery with a Multiple Selection dropdown using Microsoft Power Apps.
The use case being able to filter a gallery of potentially thousands of rows with a multiple selection dropdown and being Delegable.

This will be a step by step guide on creating the visual with it's logic so you may customize to your needs.

I'd love to hear feedback and suggestions in the comments.
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[moinamalek]

You have the hottest voice😍 I listen to it every night before sleeping

[lpdowdell]

Love the 'soft' explanation without the fluff

[nandnandan]

Bro this was amazing. I was searching for this on the entire web and you came to save us!
Keep it rolling bro...

[filiphruska]

Saved my life by showing me i can manually define the choices so than it will works in power apps

[kizzasamuel]

Thank you so much, I struggled with combo box multiple selection filters

[natureshore]

you are good. any more videos coming soon? salut!

[MrOwenjames]

Do you know how you could create this but the gallery only displays items which consist of all selected values. E.g., I have a column which is multiple selection and contains IT, Finance, Marketing on a single item. I select, IT, Finance, and Marketing in the filter - I only want to show items with all 3 values

[danielschaupp]

How would you do it if for example Peter Parker works in multiple areas (more than 1 choice) in your sharepoint database. Would the filterprograming be different?

[ming-nomadictrotter]

This doesn't seem sustainable if new selections will be added in the future. It means that the filter will have to be edited as well.

[stayalive]

What if you have 100 items in the dropdown do you have to hardcode everyone of them in the condition?

[mohitparmar]

How i do in SQL view Table in combo Box ?