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Posted on by RoScha

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Hello community,

I have a sharepoint site.

The images of signatures are saved on the SharePoint side via flow. The name of the images is e. g. 2021-03-24T21_24_35.0679061Z.jpg

Every time a new signature is saved, an ID is also created.I use this formula to display the ID last created.

First(
 Sort(Unterschriftsbilder; ID; Descending)
).ID

But now I would like the image of the signature to be displayed in small in the app.

How can I do that?

Unfortunately, that doesn't work with the formula.

LookUp(Unterschriftsbilder;ID=Value(ID_der_Unterschrift.Text);Unterschriftsbilder.Title)

Thanks for the help.

Best regards

RoScha

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WarrenBelz 156,532 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @RoScha ,

I have a blog on the various ways of storing and viewing images in SharePoint from Power Apps - happy to elaborate further if one suits your needs.

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Hi @RoScha ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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Thanks for the help @WarrenBelz

The solution to my problem was very simple in the end (and it's always easy when you know how to do it :-))

That was the right line of code
YourImageControlName.Image

Best regards
RoScha

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