> I'm trying to do what was said, but I've never used the records function, how do I do it?
Records is not a function but the name of the column in the groupby.
I cannot reproduce your use case because it is so specific, but I can solve it with you.
In your post where you used First() what was the error message you received?
Can you look inside the Table of one row in Records and see what columns are visible there?
Put in inside a variable through a button OnSelect:
Set(testRecord, First(ThisItem.Records)) //replace ThisItem with the datasource if necessary
Share a screenshot with me.
If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊
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