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Posted on by Onibocho

I'm just getting started with PowerApps and trying to create a simple leaderboard based on a SharePoint list. The list contains an image file of the user, along with the name.

In my PowerApp I've created a blank gallery with the image, name, and count of how many times they are in the list. I've got everything I need except the picture using this function.

Sort(GroupBy(EomTest, "Title","EmployeeName"),CountRows('EmployeeName'), SortOrder.Descending)

Is there a good way to pull across the image file and reference it in the gallery? Right now I get only the sample image.

Sorry if this is asked and answered I've searched all day and can't find it.

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Sunil-Narnaware 681 on at

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@Onibocho
Is this what you are trying to achieve..? Grouped by Title.. and then under which you are showing respective employee name & their image?

You will need to use Nested Gallery as GroupBy Returns the Table so the nested gallery' items property be set to ThisItem.EmployeeName (EmployeeName : Coming from your GroupBy 3rd Parameter).. And now inside nested gallery you can access each details..like image & employee name as ThisItem.Image & ThisItem.'Employee Name' (sharepoint list employee name column) respectively..

Let me know if this works for you.

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Sunil

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v-jefferni Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Onibocho ,

The images have been grouped by your formula and store in the group column "EmployeeName". Using nested galleries can easily display everything of the grouped column except for the messy layouts. You can also extract the images from the grouped column and use them in the main Gallery:

Sort(AddColumns(GroupBy(EomTest, "Title","EmployeeName"),"Image",First(ThisRecord.EmployeeName).YourImageColumn),CountRows('EmployeeName'), SortOrder.Descending)

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