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How to add Total Row in gallery data power app

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Posted on by amsrivas 177

Hi,

I have gallery which showing prices of fruits based on month.

 

I want to add Total Row at the end of the Data which shows sum of fruits based on months as shown below.

 

This is already achieve

 

FruitsJanFebMar
A1015
B542
C523

 

I need to insert Total Row as below

FruitsJanFebMar
A1015
B542
C523
TOTAL20710

 

Also, number of fruits are dynamic, it may be less or more than 3, it can be any number.

Please suggest!!

 

Thanks

Amit 

http://fascinatingsql.blogspot.com/

https://youtu.be/Hoa7rkyUlzs

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    CU-18081211-6 9,270 Moderator on at

    Hi @amsrivas 

     

    The easiest way to solve it is to put labels under gallery for each column and set their text property to:

    Sum(Gallery.AllItems, NameOfTheColumn) (to be sure that it is a number, put Value(NameOfTheColumn)).

     

    Set the Y property to all this labels to Gallery.Y + Gallery.Height.

     

    I think that you also should set the Height of the Gallery to Gallery.TemplateHeight * CountRows(datasource) and set Template Padding to 0.

     

    Hope it helps !

  • CU-18081211-6 Profile Picture
    CU-18081211-6 9,270 Moderator on at

    Hi @amsrivas  

    Another solution is to collect one more record to your datasource (but you'll  have to do it outside the gallery), similar to this:

     

    Collect(fruits,{Fruits:"Total",Jan:Sum(fruits,Jan),Feb:Sum(fruits,Feb),Mar:Sum(fruits,Mar)})

     

    Of course in this case the Height of the Gallery need to be set to Gallery.TemplateHeight * (CountRows(fruits)+1) and set Template Padding to 0.

    And if your first line is also part of the fruits collection it will +2. 😊

     

    This proposal is least resource consuming. 

     

    Hope, again, that it helps !

     

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