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Hey there,

I created a power flow that returns the URL of a picture in a certain folder of my Sharepoint. I want to show multiple pictures in a Power Apps gallery. If we just look at one single picture, the setting of the image is set to Image = ThisItem.Value. Unfortunately, nothing is shown. I added a label to show me the given URL, and if I copy it to my browser, the picture is opened.

For example, the URL would be: https://Test.sharepoint.com/sites/PowerAutomateTest2/Shared%20Documents/866-536x354.jpg.

If I set Image to the url in brackets "," the picture is shown. It just doesn't seem to work with ThisItem.Value. Any ideas? I would be over the moon if someone could help me 🙂

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WarrenBelz 154,399 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @PH17 ,

Try

ThisItem.'{Thumbnail}'.Large

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Unfortunately it doesn't work. Power apps does not recognize {Thumbnail}. I already tried something like the following: Image = """" & ThisItem.Value & """". I am kind of lost at this point. Still thanks for the reply

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Hi @PH17 ,

If you are connected to that Library and are displaying the contents (I assumed filtered) in a gallery, then what I posted should work on both PC and mobile devices - my users view hundreds of files daily with that value on the Image property of an Image Control. Note you need single quotes around '{Thumbnail}'.Large and need to type it in.

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Thank you for the help, i really apprechiate it. Do you know by any chance if can increase the image quality when displaying the images from the list. I tried it as following: How to make images not blurry - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com), but unfortunately i can only switsch between small, medium, large. Does this result because i use '{Thumbnail}' ?

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Hi @PH17 ,

Yes, the Thumbnail is a field of smaller resolution, but I have found it quite acceptable for what I use.

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