Now I would like to count the total number of records that are present in the gallery control. Also, I want to count the total number of records (each individual value) that are selected by the user. To count th
Then change your Gallery Items to like this, Filter(DemoChoices,TestStatus=ComboBox1.Selected.TestStatus) DemoChoices=Table Name TestStatus=Choice Field Column Name in Table BASIC Copy Now Select the Filter and choose the value then gallery will be filtered with selected value, Conclusion PowerApps ...
Create new document library in SharePoint site as I have created in below screenshot, which will work as image data source for the image gallery. Step 2 Create a Power Automate which will be called from PowerApps and we pass document library item id and get back base64 of image in respon...
In InfoPath there was the repeating table control that would let one add dynamically rows in a table. Is there anything similar in PowerApps? I have looked at the gallery but it looks like you have to specify the number of items in the gallery. Thanks. I have achieved this, have a look...
Set the Gallery1.Height=Separator1.Y*Count(Gallery1.AllItems.ID)+20. The "ID" portion likely depends on the items you are referencing. The sharepoint list I am using as an ID field. Basically this took the Y-height of my separator line and multiplied it by t...
{"id":"cMax_items","validation":null,"noValidation":null,"dataType":"NUMBER","list":false,"control":"INPUT","defaultValue":"3","label":"Max Items","description":"The maximum number of items to display in the carousel","possibleValues":null,...
I've also faced a problem while using that app, since it's possible possible that, after changing the item, it will not be part of the items shown in the gallery anymore (as shown in the example below):One way to solve this problem - and some of the other problems I mentioned ...
The gallery template will have a single Circle control, whose X, Y, Width, Height, and Fill will be bound to fields of a data source. The Gallery works by replicating its template for as many items as exists in the data source it is bound to, so if we have some data with a few ...
One final question. How would I use this logic in a welcome message to the user that would show the number of tasks outstanding? I currently use "Your actions for today are: Open orders: " & CountIf( Table1, varUser.FullName in PersonResponsible ...
but byperforming a lookup in the list based on some property (such as an id). I’ve also faced a problem while using that app, since it’s possible possible that, after changing the item, it will not be part of the items shown in the gallery anymore (as shown in the example below...