Calculate gallery values based on a toggle button

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I have 1 Gallery where i keep all my hire dates = GalHires

In my OnStart in the app i have a collection where I ClearCollect al my gallery values. Collection name colHires

I sort the Gallery

SortByColumns(colHires,"HiredFrom",SortOrder.Ascending)

On the Gallery itself I have a toggle that keeps track if it is a StateDepartment job or not. A boolean.

I have a label that calculates the anniversary dates in the gallery but here is where im stuck. My calculations are complete wonky atm. label name = AnniversaryDate

I think that i need some more logic that can track my entire gallery and figure out if i have 1 or more bool values that are true.

I just cant figure out how to do this.

The only thing i have done is: AnniversaryDate label "Visible" property is set to

Toggle1.Value = true

This is where things get "funky". When i have more than 1 hire i can set the bool value on 1 or more to true and the label shoes me wrong dates.

Do i need a ForAll here and what would i have to do more to fi my wrong calculations?

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WiZey 3,023 Moderator on at

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Hello @Push ,

It depends on what is your actual issue.

If you want to show all records with a boolean column equal to TRUE, you can use "Filter()":

Filter( datasource, boolean-column )

If you think your calculation is wrong, I can only tell if you show us how you calculate your date.

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This is inside my Label "Text" Property:
The label shows me the correct anniversary date that is dependent on my gallery.

With( { locColHires: Filter(GalHires.AllItems,Toggle1.Value=true) }, With( { locDays: Mod(Sum(locColHires,Days),30), locMonth: Sum(locColHires, Months )+ RoundDown(Sum(locColHires, Days)/30,0) }, "Anniversary Date: " & "01" & Text(DateAdd(DateAdd(DateAdd(NewHireDato.Value, -RoundDown((Sum(locColHires,Years)*12 + locMonth)/12,0), TimeUnit.Years), -Mod(locMonth,12), TimeUnit.Months), -locDays, TimeUnit.Days), "/mm/yyyy") ) )

Inside the gallery every line is a different hire period (basically a different place of work)

it is only the items that are marked with a "StateDepartment" (Toggle1 ) that I have to calculate for. Rest of the hire periods are irrelevant.

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WiZey 3,023 Moderator on at

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If your "StateDepartment" is a boolean-type column, you can use "If()" to decide to calculate or not:

If( ThisItem.StateDepartement, //Do the calculation... )

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Thanks for giving me an idea!! 😁

What I ended up with on my calculation labels "Visible" property is
LookUp(colHires,StateDepartment=true).StatateDepartment

Seems that this did the trick. Paired with the other calculations I already had.

Now I can have more than 1 hire and the calculations work with the toggle.

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