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Wanted to ask a hopefully quick little question. I haven't used the monitor yet to check for myself but thought I should still ask incase it poses other issues than just performance.

Having issues with components I moved all of my controls etc. to containers on each screen and would copy and paste edits as need be. When I got the idea to use galleries instead to achieve a much cleaner and dynamic interface. Beforehand I would use variables to determine the visibility of buttons in a horizontal container, but now instead I use a switch function nested in another switch to determine what items are in the gallery which determines how many buttons are there. Example:

Switch(managerview,false,

Switch(App.ActiveScreen.Name, "Home",["Home","Calendar","NewRequest","PFP"],

"Calendar", ["Refresh","NewRequest","PFP"],

["PFP"]),

Switch(App.ActiveScreen.Name,

"Home",["Home","Calendar","PFP"],

["PFP"]))

This has worked very well so far and makes editing way easier but I wanted to know if this poses any issues with performance.

With this method I will have a total of 4 galleries on 1 screen, 3 being of the nature of the example and the other being from an external data source and is there a reason to avoid using that many galleries on 1 screen?

Thanks!!

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