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Can you create a sliding form in PowerApps?

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This is a bit of a design question to avoid using multiple tabs or forms to submit a single record. Is it possible to create a form that slides to the left/right with the use of navigation buttons? I imagine this would be achieved using some manipulation of the X value right? How would you layout the form itself to make this work?

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    Krishna_R Profile Picture
    525 on at

    @Future_Vision 

    you can try it with horizontal containers

     

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    Future_Vision Profile Picture
    634 on at

    @Krishna_R 

    I started revisiting containers today. The solution in video could work but I would need to stack controls instead of lining them up. The scroll experience would be unwieldy with the number of fields I would need to add. As an alternative I am also looking at a tabbed layout. 

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    Ethan_009 Profile Picture
    4,838 Moderator on at

    Yes,
    Sliding form is possible.

    I had created long back.

     

    Methods of achieving this are,

    1. Using the new containers and defining formulas with the form respectively to change its X value.

    2. Formula based on your screen size to change X-value without using containers.

    3. Use for Timer control to give a sliding animation. Where the X-value starts from A and moves to B in n seconds. (Note: won't recommend if your screen lags else its okay)

    4. Use of a slider. This will move Form from A to B on your screen. (Effective if Timer is not required and animation is required).

     

    Hope this helps.

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    634 on at

    I'm considering going the route of using tabs instead although I still think sliding forms look cooler. 😁

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