Using Caml Query Sharepoint List

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I must be stupid, but I couldn’t google my way onto a list of available Value Types to be used in SharePoint CAML Queries.

How to filter items or documents by CAML in List or Library control¶. In this article, I will show you how to filter by CAML. This method can be applied dynamically and when the form loads, allowing you to specify what contents you want List or Library to display at any time. Then in SharePoint Designer (SPD) open the site, on the left is the Navigation and Site Objects pane. Under Site Objects click on Lists and Libraries, select the library. The Views will be displayed on the right, click on the view you’ve created.

CAML stands for Collaborative Application Markup Language. It's an XML based query language used to query against data in SharePoint. How to use CAML query in PowerShell? Basically we create a CAML query and pass a SPquery object to retrieve filtered list items from the object. Using System; using System.Linq; using Microsoft.SharePoint; Next, the code to query the list. The first thing to notice is the SPQuery.Joins property which lets me provide 1 or more joins for the list. Filtering List Item using CAML query in sharepoint. By rautchetan27 on May 25, 2020. 1504 Views 0 Likes. Related Videos View all. Microsoft Teams Administrator Updates for Compliance and Migration with Jeff Teper. Posted in Video Hub on October.

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I’m assuming that the list of available field types is the same as for Field elements.
But experience is showing me that they don’t all work.

Using Caml Query Sharepoint List

I’ve successfully wrote CAML against SharePoint using the following Value Types:

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  • Text
  • Number
  • DateTime
  • Guid
  • MultiChoice
  • Lookup

I have not had success with:

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  • Integer

Sharepoint Caml Query Tool

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Sharepoint Caml Query Reference

If you’ve had success with other field types, let me know!