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I have two components, a header that has the hamburger menu icon and a menu screen (to be display once the hamburger menu is clicked). I made these components so they could be reused. I'm having a hard time getting the hamburger icon to make the menu component visible onSelect. Has anyone had any luck with a similar scenario.

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yurigagari 13 on at

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Dear Friend,

Add the below formular to the on select property of the hambuger menu icon

If(buttonpresscount = 1, Set(buttonpresscount, 0), buttonpresscount = 0,Set(buttonpresscount, 1))

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For the component you made, In that add the below formular to visible property of it.

If(buttonpresscount = 1 , true ,false)
timl 37,287 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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@satkdev

If you're not doing so, you might consider using the creator kit. This includes a hamburger component and is fully documented with a sample app. You might find this easier compared to building your own component.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/guidance/creator-kit/overview
satkdev 28 on at

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When I follow these steps I get an error under buttonpresscount when the formula is placed in the component saying "buttonpresscount isn't a valid name".
satkdev 28 on at

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First picture is my header component, those slide tabs lead to other pages, and the ideally the hamburger menu will open up a popup setting component (shown in picture 2), the third picture shows what the end result will be. Upon pressing the hamburger menu that popup list will show up and upon pressing the hamburger menu again or any empty space, the list will then go away.