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How to add individual buttons that get value of record

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hello, I have a power app that I want to be able to add a button inside of each box on my table that gets the value of the records that appear in them and navigates to the next screen. After this, I want to be able to display the title of the records that were selected as well as other information that is associated with those records. Thanks!

 

This is my current function and a screenshot of what I am trying to accomplish:

//Foundation-----------------------------
UpdateContext({DS1: Concatenate(CountIf(certCollection,
'Practice Area'.Value = "Digital Services" || 'Practitioner Level'.Value = "1 - Foundation"), 
" Certifications")});

UpdateContext({CS1: Concatenate(CountIf(certCollection,
 "Cybersecurity" = 'Practice Area'.Value || "1 - Foundation" = 'Practitioner Level'.Value),
" Certifcations")});

UpdateContext({IA1: Concatenate(CountIf(certCollection,
 "Intelligence & Automation" = 'Practice Area'.Value || "1 - Foundation" = 'Practitioner Level'.Value), " Certifications")});

UpdateContext({CK1: Concatenate(CountIf(certCollection,
 "Consultant Knowledge" = 'Practice Area'.Value || "1 - Foundation" = 'Practitioner Level'.Value
 ), " Certifications")});

 

Where I want to click the button:

Screenshot 2022-12-08 093152.png

Where I want to display it and the type of info I want to display (It currently isn't displaying the current info):

(This is the function for this screen)

Filter(certCollection,

Title, Ascending
)

 

Screenshot 2022-12-08 094141.png

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  • KeithAtherton Profile Picture
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    Hi @Dknight7,

     

    Does the app currently use a data table control to display records?

     

    If so, I would recommend using the gallery control as it is very flexible and allows other controls (such as buttons) to be placed within records.


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  • Dknight7 Profile Picture
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    No. These are individual textboxes. I set the onvisible property of the screen to a variable that calls the sp list for each of the textboxes

     

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