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Submitting changes scrolls the list to the top.

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We have an app to view and edit a SharePoint list. Pretty simple. The list is about 1700 rows, and can be filtered in the app. There's a button to submit changes to items in a row. When the user submits, the app then goes back to the top of the list, and the user then has to scroll to the next record in the list, which may be way hundreds of records down. Very inconvenient. Is there a way to control the behavior after submission, i.e. NOT to scroll to the top? Urgent request as the team need to get this working. Thanks, Andrew

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If it does it on SubmitForm, try work around and use Patch from the button instead of SubmitForm.
It is more work but it may help make sure it doesn't scroll up.

We are not sure another way to avoid scroll. It may be a default behavior.

Double check this with Microsoft as well, and also, maybe someone else from here has more insight into another superior solution.
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I think this post answers the question: The user @Anonymous has faced same issue with you, please check my response within the following thread: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Discussion/Bug-Gallery-with-calculated-values-will-lose-... When you patch a value for "Sortering" column of the selected ticket record, the result the AddColumns formula returned would be updated, so the Gallery items would be refreshed/updated. In default, the first item of the Gallery control would be selected. If you want to not change the selected item within the Gallery control when you patch a value for any ticket record, please take a try with the following workaround: Set the OnSelect property of the Gallery control or the Navigate icon ( ">") button within the Gallery control to following formula: Set(CurrentSelectItem,ThisItem) Set the Default property of the Gallery control to following formula: CurrentSelectItem Set the TemplateFill property of the Gallery control to following (Set a background color for the selected item to distinguish:disappointed_face: If(ThisItem.ID=CurrentSelectItem.ID,RGBA( 255, 105, 180, 1 ),RGBA(0, 0, 0, 0)) Best regards, Kris Community Support Team _ @Kris Dai
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I second the reply by @Anonymous. That's what I have used in the past.

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Hardit Bhatia
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