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hi folks,

Would anyone help to provide some idea on how to create a screen like this:

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Gavin

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PranavShroti 178 on at

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I am not sure of the exact business requirements however I am asuming that there are two components. Top grid contains the static options and bottom will filter based on the options selected.
Top component type can be a list control in PowerApps binded to a static datatable.
Bottom can be a gallary control which is binded with a datatable - however on selection of top component you will filter the datatabel and you will get the desired result.

Hope this helps
Pranav

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gavinleung 216 on at

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Thanks @Pranav_Shroti . I'm building a task management app. And now I'm trying to mimic this meeting invitation screen for my app. The reason is that it is not feasible to use the out-of-the-box Calendar control as per my company's policy. So I need to build something similar for the users to create recurring tasks.

I am using a List Box for the above. My plan is to group labels for the bottom part. With this, I'm struggling to toggle the bottom groups (i grouped the controls for Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly). Any idea ?

I think I wouldn't be the first one creating a task scheduler ... but i yet to hear any experience from the folks in this community.

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PranavShroti 178 on at

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Well if you think you are the first then do create it as a component and share it on PowerApps community site.

To solve your problum, perhaps you can create small components (group of controls) and then apply a custom visibility property which maps to individual control in component. This way you dont have to deal with indivudual show hide.

Hope this helps,
Pranav

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Hi @gavinleung ,

Based on the needs that you mentioned, I think the Gallery control could achieve your needs.

On your side, you could consider add a Gallery control within a PowerApps app, set the Items proeprty to following:

["None", "Daily", "Weekly", "Monthly", "Yearly"]

then within your Gallery, add a Check icon, set the Visible property of the Check icon to following:

If(ThisItem.IsSelected, true, false)

Afte that, you could consider add two Dropdown controls/ComboBox controls within your app to act as Interval picker and Until picker. You could consider control the Display content within the Dropdown controls/ComboBox controls based on the selected item in above Gallery (using If function).

Best regards,

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gavinleung 216 on at

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Thanks @v-xida-msft , what's the benefits using Gallery against a List Box on the above part ?

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Hi @gavinleung ,

Within the Gallery control, you could add some child Label controls, then use these Label controls to display multiple column values from your data source. But within List Box, you could only display single one column value from your data source.

In addition, using Gallery control, you could also configure it as a Edit Data Table, so you could edit your data source records within the Gallery directly. Please check the following article or video for more details:

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/editable-tables/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2WqhRTUhyw

Best regards,

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