Hi @Bunly11 ,
Could you tell me:
Do you have 3 eligible records in your example ?
Do you have a display form control and some arrow controls?
Do you want to display the specific information of the three records separately by clicking the arrow controls?
If my assumptions are correct, I've made a test for your reference:
1\ This is my test list ‘LIST56’ . ‘NumberColumn’ is a number column.
2\ Add an arrow control in screen1 and set its onselect property to:
Set(Thevar,CountRows(Filter(LIST56,NumberColumn<6)));ClearCollect(Thevarcollection,Filter(LIST56,NumberColumn<6));Set(Thevar2,1);Navigate(Screen2)
// My formula filters 3 records based on my test list. Your data is different from mine, so the formula should be modified. This is an example.
3\ Add a display form control in screen2 and set its DataSource property to:
LIST56
Set the display form control’s Item property to:
Last(FirstN(Thevarcollection,Thevar2))
4\ Add an arrow control in screen2 and set its onselect property to:
If(Thevar2<Thevar,Set(Thevar2,Thevar2+1))
Set the arrow control’s Visible property to:
If(Thevar2=Thevar,false,true)
5\ Add an arrow control in screen2 and set its onselect property to:
If(Thevar2>1,Set(Thevar2,Thevar2-1))
Set the arrow control’s Visible property to:
If(Thevar2=1,false,true)
6\ Add an arrow control in screen2 and set its onselect property to:
Navigate(Screen1)
7\ The result is as follows:
Best Regards,
Wearsky
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