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Show duplicate records in the gallery

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Posted on by 516

Hi Team, 

 

I am looking in previous discussion the forum regarding how to display duplicate data (Ex: PONumber) in the gallery but i cannot find any ideas. It sounds like simple but i cannot make it work. Can anybody help me on how to display duplicate PO number in a gallery? 

 

I just needed to identify or ONLY SHOW duplicate records in gallery. My table is in sharepoint list (tblData)

 

Thanks in advance

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    RandyHayes Profile Picture
    76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @echodapogi 

    Without any further details on what you have data-wise, the general concept is this in your Items property of a Gallery:

    Filter(
     GroupBy(yourDataSource,
     "PONumber", "_data"
     ),
     CountRows(_data)>1
    )

    This would return a table of any PONumber's that are duplicated.

     

    I hope this is helpful for you.

  • echodapogi Profile Picture
    516 on at

    Thanks Randy. 

  • Krzysztof Borkowski Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    1. Put your data into a collection and load to a gallery as items. E.g. ClearCollect(colPOnumbers, tblData)
    2. Set TemplateFill of your Gallery so if Title column has your PONumber it will count if it exists more than once and marks it as Red : If(CountRows(Filter(colPOnumbers, Title = ThisItem.Title))>1, Red, White)
    3. You can use GroupBy(colPOnumbers, "Title", "myData") on the gallery Items property to see only once the highlighted duplicate. 

    4. Add a Text Label into the first record of your gallery, Text property: concat(ThisItem.myData, Text(ID), ", ") to see which records have duplicated PONumber. 
    5. You can finally filter those records which has more than 1 row. Filter(GroupBy(colPOnumber, "Title", "myData"), CountRows(myData) > 1 ) 

  • echodapogi Profile Picture
    516 on at

    Thanks Kristóf.

  • RandyHayes Profile Picture
    76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Kristóf 

    A collection??  Why duplicate all the data records into app memory?? Plus you would then need to continuously re-collect the records into the collection if you plan to make any changes to the list in which you want to reflect those changes in the gallery.  Lot's of app performance issues there.

     

  • Krzysztof Borkowski Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Great call out @RandyHayes You are right. 

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  • MihirL Profile Picture
    8 on at

    I have same issue but in my case I have multiple entities like Email, Employee Name, Contact Number, Employee ID
    Please suggest

     

  • MihirL Profile Picture
    8 on at

    I have same issue but in my case I have multiple entities like Email, Employee Name, Contact Number, Employee ID
    Please suggest

  • MihirL Profile Picture
    8 on at

    I have same issue but in my case I have multiple entities like Email, Employee Name, Contact Number, Employee ID
    Please suggest

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