Group by gallery doesn't return column to sum up

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Hello,

What I have is a galleryGrid gallery which is populated with the data from colGridData.

This collection consists of multiple columns but the most important is Title, and field_3 (which in my sharepoint list is called Circle).

Below is a sample based on these two columns.

Title	Circle (field_3)
1H2021	10
1H2021	16
2H2021	32

I need to perform following operations on these data:

1) Firstly, I group by this collection so after this step I get:

Title	Circle (field_3)
1H2021	26
2H2021	32

2) Secondly, I need to take the average of this two rows so my final result will be 29.

I thought that I found what I was looking for and I've tried to use this query in different forms but each time I'm not able to receive field_3 column from Data to sum it up and then proceed with these values.

AddColumns(
GroupBy(
galleryGrid.AllItems,
"Title", "Data"),
"Total Circle",
Sum(Data.field_3)
)

It seems like a problem is I can not access anything from "data" group.

I started using PowerApps a week ago so I'm not familar with some of concepts.

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WiZey 3,023 Moderator on at

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Hello @dasiekr ,

You don't need to add "Sum()" here. "GroupBy()" will create a sub-table inside you collection under the "data" column you specified, and this sub-table will contain every rows under the same "Title".

ClearCollect( cltNewCollection, GroupBy( cltOldCollection, "Title", "Data" ) )

Then only after can you use an algebra to compute the "Sum()" and the "Average()".

Average( ForAll( cltNewCollection, Sum( ThisRecord.Data, Circle ) ), Value )

Hope this was helpful to you.

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dasiekr 24 on at

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Hi @WiZey ,
This seems like something that will do the trick but is there a way to avoid creating another collection?
Just one formula that will return that value?
I would rather not make my app more complex.

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Sure, you just have to provide the "GroupBy()" to the "ForAll()" instead of using a new collection.

Average( ForAll( GroupBy( collection, "Title", "Data" ), Sum( ThisRecord.Data, Circle ) ), Value )

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dasiekr 24 on at

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@WiZey I'm not sure how I check it for the 1st time but now I have my former issue.
In you query when I refer to ThisRecord.Data there is no Circle column available - only Title and Data.
Could you help me with this?

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Sure, could you show me the code you wrote please? Maybe I missed something on my side.

In the "Sum()" function, you can't use "ThisRecord.Data"? What if you use "Data" instead of "Circle" then? Does "Data" have any "Circle" property then?

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