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Hello

I am trying to create a collection from a gallery (take QTY not blank or zero).

There is a lot of text boxes in my gallery but I would like to take itemno, qty and price only.

I would like to make a collection list "mylist_" list form filtering QTY

This is my formula but not working how I would like to do.

Clear(mylist_); ForAll(Filter(Gallery6.AllItems,ThisRecord.txt_qty>=0),Collect(mylist_),{itemno:txt_itemno,QTY:txt_qty,prie:txt_price}))

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Florian_Kleinz 227 on at

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Hello,

I think generally it would be easier to filter directly the data source of your first gallery, but since there are reasons for not doing so I propose the following:
ClearCollect(mylist_;ForAll(Filter(Gallery6.AllItems;quantity>0);ThisRecord))
Please let me know if this helps.

Best regards
Florian

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@Florian_Kleinz
Hello, thank you for your help.

I don't know why but not working,😅

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slhangen 356 on at

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Not sure if it helps but record is misspelled.

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dyee4614 283 on at

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I think this is the easiest way to do it.

1) Use Clear Collect instead of clearing it each time
2) Don't bother with ForAll, just use filter.
3) Use ShowColumns to drop the other columns

It will look something like this

ClearCollect(MyList_,ShowColumn(Filter(Gallery6,Qty>=0),column1,column2,column3)

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Florian_Kleinz 227 on at

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Hello if your txt_qty is a string as naming implies you need to wrap it with VALUE.

ClearCollect(mylist_;ForAll(Filter(Gallery6.AllItems;VALUE(quantity)>0);ThisRecord))

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