@Powerappsuser11
Try like this:
1. Create a context variable: At the app's OnStart or the screen's OnVisible property, initialize a context variable that you can use to trigger the reset.
UpdateContext({varResetGallery: false})
2. Set the Reset Property of Controls: Inside the gallery, set the Reset property of the text input, date picker, dropdown, etc., to the context variable varResetGallery.
Here's an example for the Reset property of a text input control that is inside the Gallery:
varResetGallery
3. Submit the Data: Wherever you're handling the submission of the data (for example, a button's OnSelect property), after performing the submit action, you should update the varResetGallery variable to true and then back to false to trigger the reset. Here's an example:
SubmitForm(YourForm); // Replace with your submit action
UpdateContext({varResetGallery: true});
UpdateContext({varResetGallery: false})
4. Make Sure that Other Controls Respond Appropriately: Depending on how your gallery is configured, you may want to take additional actions to ensure that labels and other non-input controls reflect the reset state.
You can use the same context variable or additional logic to manage these.
5. Test Thoroughly: As this approach relies on triggering the controls to reset, you should thoroughly test with all the types of controls you have in the gallery to ensure that they are resetting as expected
See if it helps @Powerappsuser11
