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highlighting dupes in gallery -delegation warning

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Posted on by 1,257 Super User 2024 Season 1

I'm using the following to highlight dupes in a gallery based on 2 pieces of info it works fine but I'm getting a delegation warning.  Anyway to alleviate that?

If(
 CountRows(
 Filter('MyDataSource', Year = ThisItem.LYear && MyPerson.Email = ThisItem.MyPerson.Email)
 ) > 1,
 true
 ,false
)

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    wolenberg_ Profile Picture
    1,476 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    The problem it is inside the CountRows Function, this is not delegable

    my recomedation it is store this filtered in a separeted collection, and after do this, you can use the CountRows function inside the collection, something like this:

    ClearCollect(colTemp,Filter('MyDataSource', Year = ThisItem.LYear && MyPerson.Email = ThisItem.MyPerson.Email));
    
    If(
     CountRows(
     colTemp
     ) > 1,
     true
     ,false
    )

     

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  • vffdd Profile Picture
    1,257 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Perfect @wolenberg_  Thank youi

  • vffdd Profile Picture
    1,257 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Thanks @wolenberg_ I spoke too soon ! 🙂 I can see how that would work in some situations however mine is a view gallery so there is no action to do the clear collect and if I do it outside of the gallery then obviously the .thisitem or .thisrecord isn't valid

     

    Any suggestions on how I might get around that?

  • wolenberg_ Profile Picture
    1,476 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    In this case @vffdd  , you can use ForAll(GalleryItens) , Collect(Filter) .... doing this you can use ThisRecord.Field to filter inside the ForAll Function, and this can solve the situation for delegation for you.

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    1,257 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Great Thanks

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