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> [In](functions/operators.md) is only delegated for columns on the base data source. For instance, if the data source is **Accounts** table then `Filter(Accounts, Name in ["name1", "name2"])` delegates to the data source for evaluation. However, `Filter(Accounts, PrimaryContact.Fullname in ["name1", "name2"])` does not delegate since **Fullname** column is on a different table (**PrimaryContact**) than **Accounts**. The expression is evaluated locally.
* Constant values that are the same across all records, such as control properties and [global and context variables](working-with-variables.md).
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> [!NOTE]
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> [In](functions/operators.md) is only delegated for columns on the base data source. For instance, if the data source is **Accounts** table then `Filter(Accounts, Name in ["name1", "name2"])` delegates to the data source for evaluation. However, `Filter(Accounts, PrimaryContact.Fullname in ["name1", "name2"])` does not delegate since **Fullname** column is on a different table (**PrimaryContact**) than **Accounts**. The expression is evaluated locally.
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You can also use portions of your formula that evaluate to a constant value for all records. For example, **Left( Language(), 2 )**, **Date( 2019, 3, 31 )**, and **Today()** don't depend on any columns of the record and, therefore, return the same value for all records. These values can be sent to the data source as a constant and won't block delegation.
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The previous list doesn't include these notable items:
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