@chhamilton34
Sorry to hear that you have such a strong feeling against forms. They are one of the most powerful components in PowerApps and will make your app design much more rapid as they do so much for you. I would strongly consider re-evaluating them and learning them as, again, they will be your best tool in PowerApp design. I would highly recommend reviewing my video on EditForms. You will learn how to use the powerful features of the form in your app while allowing you to customize the form beyond what you have ever imagined. It's a long video, but it is broken into sections that can be selected from the description of the video.
That said - If you want to navigate from your Arrow based on conditions, then you will need to account for it in you OnSelect formula. The Switch function is the best to utilize to do this.
Ex.
Switch(ThisItem.Type,
"Antenna", Navigate(antennaScreen),
"Baseband", Navigate(basbandScreen),
...etc...
)
However, you can simplify this even more in the Gallery that contains your button controls.
So for example, the Items property of your Gallery would be:
Table(
{Value:"Combined Systems", Screen: CombinedSystemsScreen},
{Value:"Antenna", Screen: AntennaScreen},
{Value:"Baseband", Screen: BasebandScreen},
{Value:"Non-Standard", Screen: NonstandardScreen},
{Value:"Specialized/Add-On", Screen: SpecializedScreen}
)
Then, in your right arrow OnSelect, you can simply reference the chosen item in your formula:
ex.
Navigate(yourButtonGallery.Selected.Screen)
I hope this is helpful for you.
