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How to bring in HTML Column's Friendly name

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Good afternoon, I am using a Gallery on my PowerApps app that is being fed by a document library. Only one file in that doc lib (SampleDoc1.xlsx) has a value in these columns - columns are named "SeparateWO1" and "SeparateWO2."


When that SampleDoc1.xlsx is selected from my Gallery, I want to show a clickable link to open links to the files in a browser.

I have played around with the HTMLText control, but seems more complicated because I only want to show the values from those two columns when this specific file "SampleDoc1.xlsx") is selected in my gallery, hence why I am wanting to use the column values for this instead of a label (varRecord.SeparateWO1)

 

The SeparateWO1" and "SeparateWO2" columns in my doc lib are Hyperlink columns and have a friendly name in the doc lib (screenshot below), but I can't figure out how to bring in the friendly name into my PowerApp; it's only bringing in the long URL which I don't want.

 

screenshot1.png

 

 

How can I customize the text being displayed here?

 

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Thoughts?

 

Thank you in advance!

Morghan C.

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  • v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @mdcastorena,

    Actually, the hyperlink text description is not available in powerapps. 

  • mdcastorena Profile Picture
    139 on at

    Thank you for the response. With that said, what would be the best method for what I am after?

     

    I assume I'd need a conditional button/text label that only shows when this specific document is selected from my Gallery?

  • v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
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    Hi @mdcastorena,

    Yes, I think that is the simplest way.

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