Rubric-Styled Grading App

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Hello!

I'm new to PowerApps and I've been trying to create a Rubric grading app for auditing.

I want to create a horizontal radio button but would like to adjust the spacing between them, so I tried the horizontal gallery solution from this post: Solved: Horizontal Radio Spacing - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

Everything was going well, until I decided to add another gallery "row" and now both filled buttons seem to be in-sync.

It's just the graphic from the button matches automatically, the value itself does change according to what is clicked.

I'm not entirely sure if the issue lies in this function in the OnSelect property:

UpdateContext({lclChoice:Self.Selected.Value})

or the Defaulty property from the Radio control

lclChoice

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ChrisMendoza 425 on at

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@adrian_glz - using this structure:

Radio > OnSelect = Select(Parent) Default = ThisItemIsSelected Items = [ThisItem.Value] galHorizontal > OnSelect = If(Not(Self.IsSelected),Reset(Radio)) Default = {} Items = [4,3,2,1]

I wasn't sure if the Input was meant to be typed in to check the radio button so in my sample it is simply Default = galHorizontal.Selected.Value
You should end up with something like:

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adrian_glz 45 on at

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Thank you for the response!

I think I may be missing something. I placed the objects and input the functions to their respective properties as instructed.

It seems I get an error on the Default parameter when I write ThisItemIsSelected as it appears it's not a valid name.

Also, how did you manage to place the Label inside the gallery without having it repeat in all the columns?
I'm also unsure on what to write on the Text parameter to reflect what is selected on the radio buttons, as I tried to reference both the gallery and the radio button but to no avail.

BTW the dropdowns were totally unrelated. I just need simple horizontal galleries. Sorry about that.

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@adrian_glz -
Radio > OnSelect = Select(Parent) Default = ThisItem.IsSelected Items = [ThisItem.Value] galHorizontal > /*THIS ISN'T NEEDED*** OnSelect = If(Not(Self.IsSelected),Reset(Radio)) ***THIS ISN'T NEEDED*/ Default = {} Items = [4,3,2,1]
I don't understand what you mean by "how did you manage to place the Label inside the gallery without having it repeat in all the columns?". It does repeat.
"I'm also unsure on what to write on the Text parameter to reflect what is selected on the radio buttons, as I tried to reference both the gallery and the radio button but to no avail." Hopefully, this image helps you understand how this works:

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Nevermind about the Label I figured it out lol
This worked like a charm!
Thank you so much! You're a life saver!
Just a small issue which isn't really affecting how it works. Any idea why I get the following error for the OnSelect property for the rest of the Galleries?

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@adrian_glz - You had made a comment about only needing a Horizontal Gallery however it still seems apparent to me that you also require a Vertical Gallery. I was able to quickly adapt the original solution I provided to match your expected output with no errors by using the first method suggested.
galVertical > Items = Sequence(5,1,1)
In doing the above I get 5 vertical gallery records each with its own horizontal records.
The "grand total" can be written as:
"Total = " & Sum(galVertical.AllItems,TextInput.Text)

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