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I am trying to figure out how to get a gallery that is connected to a Teams channel to refresh every time a new message is added. As of right now every time a new message is added to the Teams channel it does not automatically show upin my PowerApp.

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Re: Refresh a gallery connected to Teams channel messages

Got it. I did notice an odd behavior when the gallery loads up. Some of the older messages do not show. Is there a reason why? I have/had a bunch of deleted messages in between. Does that have something to do with it or is there a limit to how far back Powerapps will pull messages?
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Re: Refresh a gallery connected to Teams channel messages

Hi @Future_Vision ,

Not quite matters just in case. Using variables to store Gallery.Selected could help clearly know which Gallery item has been selected if there are multiple Galleries.

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Why would Gallery.Select value be lost? I'm not sure if it matters. This gallery is strictly a 'dashboard' to view what is basically a change history.
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Re: Refresh a gallery connected to Teams channel messages

Hi @Future_Vision ,

I'm afraid there is no way to refresh the Gallery "every time a new message is added". But you could try and add a Timer to collect the result like every 5 seconds as the workaround.

So, steps are as follows:

1\ Add a Timer Control, set duration as 5000 (milliseconds),

2\ OnTimerEnd of the Timer set to:

ClearCollect(colMessages,MicrosoftTeams.GetMessagesFromChannel(Gallery1.Selected.id, Gallery1_1.Selected.id).value)

3\ Use the collection as the data source of the Gallery.

4\ In case the Gallery.Select value is lost, you'd better create variables to store them.

Gallery1 select button:

Set(varGroup, ThisItem.id)

Gallery1_1 select button:

Set(varChannel, ThisItem.id)

Hope this helps.

Best regards,

Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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