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I would like to display an image on my PowerApps form. The image is shown under Swoosh.

Another Lookup I'm using in another case on this form is LookUp('B/ERGS',Title = Sponsored.Text,Acronym). Works perfectly with color value.

On my form I have a custom card with an image control. The formula appears fine with no comments or exceptions but my image is not showing.

Any thoughts? Thank you.

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WarrenBelz 156,454 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @CindyZ ,

What type of field is Acronym?

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Thank you, @WarrenBelz

The Acronym column is a single line Text column while the Swoosh column is a Hyperlink or Picture with Picture selected.

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@CindyZ ,

Where is the Picture located?

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In the SharePoint List -- actually to the right of the acronym column.

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@CindyZ ,

Not the hyperlink - where is the Picture actually stored?

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I'm sorry -- Site Assets.

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I figured this out!

1. Uploaded all my images to the Media section in PowerApps.

2. Created a collection of my images.

ClearCollect(colSwooshes,
{Value: "Name of Sponsor1", Image: Related Image1},
{Value: "Name of Sponsor2", Image: Related Image2})

3. Added an Image box to my PowerApp

4. Added this to the Image property of my Image box
LookUp(colSwooshes,Value = lblSponsoredByLong.Text,Image)

The "value" column in my colSwooshes matches the lblSponsoredLong label.

Seems to be working fine but am open to any suggestions for improvement!

As always, @WarrenBelz appreciate your input. You are always so very helpful!

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Hi @CindyZ ,

Yes the picture has to "exist" somewhere and the Media is a good place for static items.

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