If you're using a Patch, you would just have to place your variable setting around the patch syntax and then do an IfEmpty check to ensure it received a value.
Hello! Please kindly help me. I would like from a data table (DataTable1), select a row from the gallery (gallery1) corresponding to the row of data to select on my table knowing that I am using the same sharepoint list which points to the two elements which are on different screens. I've been stuck for several days.
You would do a Filter command to connect those two table. So something like in Gallery2 Filter(DataTable2, YourPrimaryKeyColumn = Gallery1.Selected.ForeignKeyColumn)
Me too! And yet my galery has only one item. I get the error: "Row or column passed to the Select function is outside the bounds of the gallery items."
Wow, that Select statement, first time I'm seeing it used for a control into a gallery, nice one, Brian! Thank you.
Glad you like it!
same here, really improved the value of my app
Straightforward and clear! Thank you for this!
Thank you Brian!
Great video, thanks
Wonderful video
Thank you Brian
Hi ,
Can you Please tell me , How to Use this same technique , When a gallery and form are in a different Screen.
Hi there, you'll just need to add a Navigation in front of the Select code and you're ready to rock! - Brian
How do you do this if you are not using a form, but patch? There is no OnSuccess.
If you're using a Patch, you would just have to place your variable setting around the patch syntax and then do an IfEmpty check to ensure it received a value.
@@PragmaticWorks Thanks!
Please I need more help on this
Couldn’t get the code right
Hello!
Please kindly help me.
I would like from a data table (DataTable1), select a row from the gallery (gallery1) corresponding to the row of data to select on my table knowing that I am using the same sharepoint list which points to the two elements which are on different screens.
I've been stuck for several days.
You would do a Filter command to connect those two table. So something like in Gallery2
Filter(DataTable2, YourPrimaryKeyColumn = Gallery1.Selected.ForeignKeyColumn)
I'm not sure why yet, but this didn't work for me.
Me too! And yet my galery has only one item. I get the error: "Row or column passed to the Select function is outside the bounds of the gallery items."
Slick!