Change the Column order in a Collection from data in a Gallery

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This code creates a Collection from a Gallery.

However, the Collection keeps putting the Columns in Alphabetical order ?

I need the Collection in this order ?

Thanks

David

Clear(colGallerytest)
;
ForAll(gallery_export_detail_records.AllItems,Collect(
colGallerytest,
{RBP_MASTER_ID:lbl_ID_25.Text,
SKU:lbl_Sku_25.Text,
RENEWAL_SKU: lbl_Renewal_Sku_24.Text,
RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER: Label80_22.Text,
PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION: lbl_Description_25.Text,
QTY: lbl_Qty_25.Text,
TARGET_PRICE: lbl_Target_Price_24.Text,
TARGET_GP: lbl_Target_GP_20.Text,
CURRENT_PRICE: lbl_Current_Price_24.Text,
CURRENT_GP: lbl_Current_GP_2.Text,
VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP: lbl_VendorGuideline_GP_2.Text,
APPROVED_PRICE: lbl_Approved_Price_2.Text,
APPROVED_GP: lbl_Approved_gp_2.Text,
SEND_TO_LEADER: lbl_send_to_leader_25.Text
}
)
)
;

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Hi @Anonymous ,

You did not say what order, but you would do this

ForAll( Sort( gallery_export_detail_records.AllItems, YourSortField ), Collect( colGallerytest, ... ) )

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Warren,
Not wanting to sort.. Wanting the fields in the collection the same order i have them here.
Column1 = RBP_MASTER_ID:lbl_ID_25.Text,
Column2 = SKU:lbl_Sku_25.Text,
Column3 = RENEWAL_SKU: lbl_Renewal_Sku_24.Text,
etc...

The Collection code puts these Columns in alphabetical order....?

Column1 = APPROVED_GP: lbl_Approved_gp_2.Text,
Column2 = APPROVED_PRICE: lbl_Approved_Price_2.Text,
Column3 = CURRENT_GP: lbl_Current_GP_2.Text,
Column4 = CURRENT_PRICE: lbl_Current_Price_24.Text,

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Hi @Anonymous ,

I never actually thought of that before, but all collections are in alphabetical order when viewed in View > Collections. There are no settings that would change this - why do you want to do this?

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because i'm trying to run a Flow to export the data out of the Collection to a csv file or excel...

and i want the export in a specific order.

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ok, i figured it out in flow.
this was the expression for bringing in a field..
item()?['rbp_master_id']

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@Anonymous ,

It would have been good to include that in your original post. You can do the same thing with Concat() in Power Apps, with the fields in order separated by a comma and Char(10) at the end, then send that as the csv content.

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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hi @WarrenBelz

Could you explain the concat() function to order collection columns ? don't found the good syntax.

Thx

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Document is here

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Thank you so much!!!!!

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