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Hi All,

I have a Gallery1 with a Checkbox1. I am able to select multiple checkboxes in this gallery then select an outside button (Button1) to do its functionality. I need to keep button(Button1) visible until the Checkbox1 is selected, then Button1 will appear.

Button visible property: If(Checkbox1.Value, true, false)

Issue: I can select multiple checkboxes and the button appears, but if I uncheck any of those boxes then the button disappears. How can I uncheck the boxes and keep the button appeared until the last checkbox is uncheck? Is this possible? Thank you

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RandyHayes 76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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If the Checkbox is in your gallery, then your Visible property needs to reference the Checkbox in context of the Gallery.

Your Visible formula should be the following:

CountRows(Filter(Gallery1.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value))> 0

You don't need the redundant If/true/false part. The above evaluates to true or false already.

I hope this is helpful for you.

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JR-BejeweledOne 5,836 Moderator on at

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I would use a count function here. Something like this:

If( CountRow(Filter(GalleryX.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value)) >0, true, false)

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Yep!! However as mentioned, the If/true/false is all redundant.

CountRows (which by the way is the function...not CountRow) compared to > 0 will evaluate to true or false.

So, once that is evaluated (let's say to true), the formula becomes: If(true, true, false) Which is just not needed.

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@RandyHayes / @JR-BejeweledOne
Thank you both so much!! I appreciate both of you. I used the following, that did the trick. You both have a great day! Thanks again!
CountRows(Filter(Gallery1.AllItems, Checkbox1.Value))> 0

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Excellent! Have a great day as well!

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