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Posted on by EricX

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Hello all,

I have a SharePoint List which has 85 columns. And I want to use Edit Form to update data to the List (for me, the edit form is easiest control).

Do you have any suggestion to design the form UI to hold so many fields?

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WarrenBelz 154,755 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @EricX ,

Some tabs at the top with Data Cards visible depending on the tab selected works fine.

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Hello Warren,
Thanks for your quick replay.
I`m a newbie for power apps. Could you explain more about the solution you provide? Thanks.

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Hi @EricX ,

I will call them buttons (you can make them look like tabs with some border radius adjustments) and set a Variable on each OnSelect

UpdateContext({varGroup: 1})

and 2,3,4 etc for the others, then the Visible of the Data Cards for the first set would be

varGroup = 1

and so on. Ensure that each row has the same visibility or you will get some gaps.

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