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How can I upload image that can show bigger when is click on it as the Power app portrait screen is small?

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Dear All,

Would appreciate if anyone can advise how to make the image bigger in the Power app since it is already fit to size in the Power App screen? Or is there another way that we can make it visible in the Power app since it is too small to be seen?

Thanks for the help in advance.

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Hi @Stardot :

I suggest you refer to this scheme for clicking on the image to zoom the image:
Set the image control's OnSelect property to:

Set(ZoomValue,!ZoomValue)

Set the image control's Width property to:

Parent.Width*0.5*If(ZoomValue,1.5,1)

Set the image control's Height property to:

Parent.Height*0.5*If(ZoomValue,1.5,1)

When you click on the image, the image will be enlarged, and click the image again to revert to its original size.

Best Regards,

Bof
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Hi Bof
Thanks for your response. However it doesn't seem to work as the image is appearing very small in the screen and it is not visible as well when click on the image. Or are there any alternatives that we can go about if not an image format in the powerapps?

Appreciate your advice. Many thanks.
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Hi @Stardot :

You can modify the magnification of the picture to make the picture bigger.

Set the image control's OnSelect property to:

Set(ZoomValue,!ZoomValue)

Set the image control's Width property to:

Parent.Width*0.5*If(ZoomValue,2,1)

Set the image control's Height property to:

Parent.Height*0.5*If(ZoomValue,2,1)

When you click on the image, the image will be enlarged, and click the image again to revert to its original size.

Best Regards,

Bof