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Showing data based on a vertical gallery

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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Hi All,

 

I'm trying to develop an app that will have data taken from 3 different SharePoint Lists and have the ability to show them on the app in a popup container. Currently the below image shows what the screen will look like.

 

JoshuaP00_1-1687753773559.png

 

On this page I have three lists in vertical galleries;

- Left List - Client Profile

- Right List Top - 'Client Environment'

- Right List Below - 'Access Assessment'

 

I currently have an Items condition that will filter the specific data relating to the person on the left 

Filter('Client Environment',ClientID = ClientSideCar.Selected.ID)

The above currently works but what I would like to do is have the right lists show the populated data on a form housed within a popup.

 

I currently have the onselect command set to 

UpdateContext({ShowPopup: true});

Which will show a popup as seen below.

JoshuaP00_2-1687753982480.png

The item command is 

ClientAssessmentGallery.Selected

in what I hoped would be the same command used in the primary screenshot to display the data of the client.

 

What I want this to do is to able to show the data from the 'Access Assessment' Sharepoint list where the ID matches the selected person (left side gallery) and for it to be displayed within the container.

 

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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    v-jefferni Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous ,

     

    In Client Gallery, you can also set a variable to hold the selected client ID:

    Set(varCID, ThisItem.ClientID)

     

    In the Container, you need to set Default properties of all the Controls to get the 'Access Assessment' list item which has ID matches the variable:

    LookUp('Access Assessment', ID = varCID).ColumnName

     

    Best regards,

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Works swimmingly! Now to add the other containers! 

     

    You're a legend!

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