Version used
3.12.1
Describe the bug
I have added a Managed property in Search Filters web-part and confirmed that there are values in it for the returned results. But its not appearing under the filters. Though other filters are appearing correctly.
To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
Along with other filters the Search Filters web-part should show the selected managed property also as a filter option if there are associated results returned in the Search Results web-part.
Additional context



Can you verify if it works in classic SharePoint first? And any property used in the filter webpart must be of type "Refinable". The one you highlight is not refinable by default, thus it won't work as a filter.
Will check and let you know.
@AmitTyagi1 You need to use an existing RefinableStringXXX property to get it work.
Yes @FranckyC I am already working on the same lines. Used one of the RefinableStringXXX properties and mapped it to the desired Crawled property. Gave it an Alias.
I think it will take some time to appear in the "Search Filters" web-part. Right ?
So, in the Search Filters web-part I will see the name as RefinableStringXXX or The Alias to the Refinable string property ?
You will not see the alias. Values will appear once you re-crawl content after the mapping was put in place.
Yeah, you would need to re-index your site/library to make it discoverable. Also, in the Search filters Web Part, not all properties are listed, you can still type your own custom and press enter.
Thanks @FranckyC and @wobba
Is it required to add this managed property to Selected Properties in the associated Search Results web-part, for it to load in Search Filter web-part ?
No, this is not mandatory.
It worked...
I am facing the same issue. I have few list columns - the crawled proeprties are mapped to the managed proeprties (RefinableString00, RefinableString01, RefinableString02) without using an alias. I did these mapping yesterday. Unfortunately, they are not appearing when I try to select the refiners in the search filters webpart.
Have you tried reindexing the site? It worked for me (take 24 hrs for it to be done :))
Thank you very much for your reply.
I thought the crawler would have picked it up during the overnight scheduled crawl. However, I did a manual re-indexing for the document library now. Will wait and check this after half an hour.
@anoomathew you always have to re-index existing content after a schema mapping. I cover this in my troubleshooting book ;)
There are numerous reasons why data is not surfaced as you expect, and the least likely issue is typically the UX component (e.g. these web parts)
@anoomathew you always have to re-index existing content after a schema mapping. I cover this in my troubleshooting book ;)
There are numerous reasons why data is not surfaced as you expect, and the least likely issue is typically the UX component (e.g. these web parts)
Thank you wobba for the support. Yes, I have now re-indexed the document library. Not sure how long I will have to wait for this to work. I will update here as soon as it is working,
Typically within 5 minutes, often it takes 1h, might be 6h, but at least within 24h. Re-indexing has lower priority compared to creating new items. So you could create a new file and check that this works. Same freshness rules, but more likely to hit the 5 min one.
Typically within 5 minutes, often it takes 1h, might be 6h, but at least within 24h. Re-indexing has lower priority compared to creating new items. So you could create a new file and check that this works. Same freshness rules, but more likely to hit the 5 min one.
wow. I was checking every half an hour, with no luck...
But thanks for the tip. Its all working as expected.
Excellent.
Thank you very much for the support