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I am attempting to create a flyout menu to navigate my app based on "PowerApps 1000 Videos" lesson 146.

For my properties I am trying to set the screen value, but I keep getting errors.

My intent, like in the video, would be to:

Insert a gallery with the component as the data source
on select navigate to the screen for that component item.

Custom Property

Table(
{
ScreenID:1,
ScreenText:"Home",
ScreenIcon: Icon.Home
ScreenValue: App.ActiveScreen

}
)

Gallery On Select:

Navigate(ThisItem.ScreenValue, None)

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What errors are you getting and can you describe your component a little more?

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"ScreenValue: App.ActiveScreen" is underlined in red. It says that it is expecting an operator.

The component will be a list of the screens in my app from which I can select and navigate to said screen.

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You are missing a comma in your formula!

Table( {ScreenID:1, ScreenText:"Home", ScreenIcon: Icon.Home, //comma was missing here! ScreenValue: App.ActiveScreen } )

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This was a humbling experience. Thank you for helping me out once again...

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Sometimes it's hard to see the forest for the trees!! Keep at it and happy to help where I can.

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