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I have data that I don't know the number of items ahead of time and it may change. It is 4 layers deep of dynamic counts. An example is below. I was going to use nested galleries, but I found out that it can only be two layers deep. I need four. One workaround I thought of was to have a user driven drop down of first two layers since there will be far fewer of those. Ideally, I would like to have it all displayed dynamically though. Eventually I will need to calculate based upon these layers as well. This display solution will drive my calculation display solution likely.

These are criteria students are being graded on and there will be avg of each that would go up to higher level as well.

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Hi @BrianHFASPS ,

I would recommend shaping your collection in such a way that all these records are within one collection and there is a column that denotes which level each record belongs to (1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th). You can then in a single gallery (no nesting needed), control the X position of a label based on the level to show indentation. While this isn't the exact same example as yours, it outlines the approach here: https://thepoweraddict.com/how-to-create-checklists-using-a-single-vertical-gallery/

Your scenario is actually simpler than the one in my blog post. Let me know if this helps or if you have any other questions.

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Hardit Bhatia

Microsoft Business Applications MVP

Microsoft Certified Trainer MCT