Hi All, Let’s see how to highlight duplicate records in Gallery control what works on data source or collection. In this example: I’ll be using a collection that I will highlight in 2 ways Use-case: I want to highlight duplicate ‘Project Allocation’ entries submitted. If someone has submitted a entry that has on Same Project twice needs to be highlighted. Step 1: I created a collection to replicate the scenario Step 2: Add the formula in ‘Template Fill‘ property in Gallery Control. Note: I have used random color style in my gallery, so output will be as follows For highlight only selected items in the gallery, the code will be as follows Therefore, output will be as follows Hope this helps

Introduction Let’s say you come across a scenario where you want to show dynamic records for your gallery items based on previous record details. For example: Let’s say a basic Q&A where the User should input data and then proceed.So, I have created something similar that will help in developing such a design quickly and efficiently. Steps to implement in Canvas PowerApps Step 1: Create a collection that will store data of the gallery. (You can use Dataverse records here with the unique identifier in the collection.) Note: Collection is better to use if you are referring to the same table. If you use Gallery.AllItems then you will encounter errors and circular reference issues. Set a Blank Vertical Gallery where Items property is as follows: Step 2: Add a Text Input in Gallery that will accept the User’s Input Along with Questions. Conclusion That’s all. You got dynamic content based on previous values. I hope this helps!

In this blog, I am going to show how we can create a collapsing and retracting gallery control in Canvas Power app. Let’s start making this into our Canvas PowerApps Step 1: Insert a Flexible Height Gallery on the screen. For the current example, I’m using a table of User details. Items property of Gallery Step 2: Adding a ‘button’ which is stay visible all time and a ‘Container’ which will only be visible when that specific record is selected. Step 3: Adding variables to store information of selected record unique ID. OnSelect property of Button, Visible property of Container, Step 4: Modify as you like, I’ve added color indication which record is selected. That’s all, We have finally created the collapsible Gallery control in Power App. Hope this helps!!