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Powerapps using a Forall in a collect

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Hi Community,

Bit of a headscratcher here, feel like this should be simple but running into roadblocks.  I am trying to create a collection using some variable data.  In short I want to create a collection where multiple headers are created using a Forall Function.  Here is what I have created:

First I have these two collections which the Forall's look at

 

ClearCollect(Collection_TechnicianList,
 {TechnicianName:"JK", TechnicianEmail:"J*****.K*****@*****.co.uk", TechnicianFullName:"J***** K*****"},
 {TechnicianName:"MD", TechnicianEmail:"M*****.D*****@*****.co.uk", TechnicianFullName:"M***** D*****"},
 {TechnicianName:"RW", TechnicianEmail:"R*****.W*****@*****.co.uk", TechnicianFullName:"R***** W*****"},
 {TechnicianName:"ST", TechnicianEmail:"S*****.T*****@*****.co.uk", TechnicianFullName:"S***** T*****"})
//Lists all the status' for reports
ClearCollect(Collection_Status,
 {StatusSelection:"New"},
 {StatusSelection:"In Progress"},
 {StatusSelection:"Awaiting Reposne"},
 {StatusSelection:"Awaiting Technical Information"},
 {StatusSelection:"Awaiting Client Approval"})

 

 

From these I am then trying to create the collection, but I run into errors, here are the two variations I have attempted.

 

 

Clear(Collection_Report_Technician_ClosedType);

ForAll(Collection_TechnicianList,
 Collect(Collection_Report_Technician_ClosedType,
 { 
 Technician:TechnicianFullName,

 ForAll(Collection_Status,
 StatusSelection:
 CountIf('Enginering Ticket System',
 'Ticket Type'.Value=StatusSelection,
 DateValue('Closed Date') >= DatePicker_ReportStart.SelectedDate,
 DateValue('Closed Date') <= DatePicker_ReportEnd.SelectedDate,
 Status.Value="Completed",
 'Assigned to'.Email=TechnicianEmail
 )
 )
 }
 )
);
Clear(Collection_Report_Technician_ClosedType);

ForAll(Collection_TechnicianList,
 Collect(Collection_Report_Technician_ClosedType,
 { 
 Technician:TechnicianFullName}));

ForAll(Collection_Status,AddColumns(Collection_TechnicianList,StatusSelection,ForAll(Collection_TechnicianList,LookUp(Collection_Report_Technician_ClosedType,Technician=TechnicianFullName,CountIf('Enginering Ticket System',
 'Ticket Type'.Value=StatusSelection,
 DateValue('Closed Date') >= DatePicker_ReportStart.SelectedDate,
 DateValue('Closed Date') <= DatePicker_ReportEnd.SelectedDate,
 Status.Value="Completed",
 'Assigned to'.Email=TechnicianEmail)))))

 

 

Any ideas on how I can get this to work?

Whilst writing this I have noticed that there is a slight problem of I need to add a comma at the end of each all which I probably should do with a Concatenate and some magic to remove it from the last one.

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  • russgove Profile Picture
    6 on at

    Hi,

    What result are you trying to get?

    Can yo show sample data from Engineering Ticket System?

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