Filter using toggle/checkbox help

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@Er.Muthu K
The post-opener gave enough information to understand the problem.
If you take a careful look onto all his posts, you should recognize, that the post-opener is looking for a —> CheckboxGroup or even multiple combinations of CheckBox-Groups.

@draco_997
What you are trying to achieve is not one of the easiest steps in Velo-Coding.

You can take a look onto this example here, where you will find Check-Box-Groups and multiple FILTERING in action…
https://www.media-junkie.com/pflegeservice

You can load the Main-Preset in the given example (which looks like that…)

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Then you will see 2x Check-Box-Groups appearing above the table…


This little code-snipet could be useful for you…

CBoxes[0] = "sprache" 
CboxValues[0] = ["sprache1", "sprache2", "sprache3", "sprache4"] //...and so on.....
    
$w.onReady(function() {
//Check-Boxes -------------------------------------------------------------
    $w('#myCheckboxGroup').onChange((event)=>{
        CboxValues[0] = $w('#myCheckboxGroup').value
        console.log(CboxValues[0])
    })

//Filter-C-Boxes----------------------- [loop trough all C-Box-Values of a C-Box] --------
     for (let a=0; a < CboxValues.length; a++) {
         query = query.eq(CBoxes[0], CboxValues[0][a])  
     }
     console.log(query)
     query.find()
     .then(res => {console.log(res)
         itemDATA = res.items          
         console.log("Item-Data: ", itemDATA)
     })
})

Of course you will have to modify the code to your own needs to be able to implement it into your own project.

More information about all this interactive-example & it’s features, you will find here…
https://www.media-junkie.com/databases
…when you follow all the given posts, related to this filtering-tool.