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Assistance with 2000 record limit issues

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Hello,
 
I'm running into the 2000 record limit issue with my gallery. I'm trying to follow Raza’s  method with the pagination, but my formula only pulls 2000 records, and my current source has 2002 items. I have pasted my "OnStart" formula, GalleryHidden, and Gallery2 Formula. Thanks!
 
 

OnStart Screen Formula

  

Set(popUpVis, true);

 

Set(varSortColumn, "ID");

 

Set(varSortDirection, SortOrder.Descending);

 

Set(varDelegationLimit, 500);

 

// Clear and collect data directly from your data source

 

ClearCollect(

 

    CollectionName,

 

        'Virtual Personnel Portal Ticket'    

 

);

  
 

GalleryHidden Formula 

  

Filter(

 

    CollectionName,

 

    // Section filtering

 

    If(

 

        Gallery1.Selected.Value = "All",

 

        true,

 

        'FSS Section' = Gallery1.Selected.Value

 

    ) &&

 

    // Ticket status filtering

 

    (

 

        IsBlank(ComboBox1.SelectedItems) ||

 

        'Ticket Status' in ComboBox1.SelectedItems

 

    ) &&

 

    // Additional section filtering

 

    (

 

        IsBlank(ComboBox1_1.SelectedItems) ||

 

        'FSS Section' = ComboBox1_1.Selected.Value

 

    ) &&

 

    // Technician filtering

 

    (

 

        IsBlank(ComboBox1_3.SelectedItems) ||

 

        Technician = ComboBox1_3.Selected.Value

 

    ) &&

 

    // Text search filtering

 

    (

 

        IsBlank(IDFilter_1.Text) ||

 

        StartsWith(Text(ThisRecord.ID), IDFilter_1.Text) || // Correctly converting ID

 

        StartsWith('Last Name', IDFilter_1.Text) ||

 

        StartsWith(Technician, IDFilter_1.Text) ||

 

        StartsWith(Issue_Text, IDFilter_1.Text) ||

 

        StartsWith('Customer Comment', IDFilter_1.Text)

 

    )

 

)

 

 

Gallery2 Formula 

  

If(

 

iconNext.DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Disabled,

 

// Handling last set of records

 

LastN(

 

FirstN(

 

GalTicketHidden.AllItems,

 

drpPaginationSize.Selected.Value * varPageNumber

 

),

 

drpPaginationSize.Selected.Value - (drpPaginationSize.Selected.Value * varPageNumber - CountRows(GalTicketHidden.AllItems))

 

),

 

LastN(

 

FirstN(

 

GalTicketHidden.AllItems,

 

drpPaginationSize.Selected.Value * varPageNumber

 

),

 

drpPaginationSize.Selected.Value

 

)

 

)


 
 
 
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    154,494 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Assuming you have your Data Row Limit set at 2,000, you can collect up to 4,000 items like this
    With(
       {
          _Asc,
          Sort(
             'Virtual Personnel Portal Ticket',
             ID
          ),
          _Desc,
          Sort(
             'Virtual Personnel Portal Ticket',
             ID,
             SortOrder.Descending
          )
       },
       ClearCollect(
          CollectionName
          _Asc,
          Filter(
             _Desc,
             !(ID in _Asc.ID)
          )
       )
    )
    
     
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