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Hello, I am working on an employee directory power app and my gallery only shows about 100 items max. I was wondering if I can fix this by displaying employees that have first names that start with A-F on one page, G-M on one page and N-Z on one page. So when a user clicks G-M the page updates to show records of employees with a first name between G-M. I attached an image to show what I am thinking about. If this is possible, how would I go about implementing it?

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v-micsh-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @karane,

If you prefer to use button to filter the Gallery, then please follow the steps below:

1. Add three button, change the Text Property of the Button to:

"A-F", "G-M", "N-Z"

2. Under the OnSelect property of button A-F, enter the formula below:

Set(Var1,["A","B","C","D","E","F"])

G-M button OnSelect property:

Set(Var1,["G","H","I","J","K","L","M"])

N-Z OnSelect property:

Set(Var1,["N","O","P","Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z"])

3. Under the item property of the gallery, enter the following:

If(!IsEmpty(Var1),Filter(Employee,Left(FirstName,1) in Var1.Value),Employee)

4. Under the OnVisible property of the Screen (this is used to Reset the filter):

Set(Var1,[])

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Regards,

Michael

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karane 8 on at

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Hi @v-micsh-msft
But I am using the following under the items part of gallery:
Sort(Filter(Office365Users.SearchUser(), Len(GivenName) > 0, IsMatch(Mail, "@laner.org", Contains & IgnoreCase), !IsBlank(Department), !IsBlank(JobTitle)), GivenName, Ascending)
How would I incorporate your code while still pulling information from office 365?
Also, when I used your items property of gallery on a different screen I get the error: The function "Left" has some invalid arguments.

Also, under the OnVisible property of screen I have:
UpdateContext({searchReset:true}); UpdateContext({searchReset:false}); ClearCollect(myProfile, {profile : Office365Users.MyProfile()})
Would I just add the onvisible code you gave to the end?
Thank you!

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Hi @karane,

Yes, just add the code behind the existing one under the OnVisible property.

For the filter with Officec 365 use, switch the formula as below:

Sort(
Filter(Office365Users.SearchUser(),
Len(GivenName) > 0,
IsMatch(Mail, "@laner.org",
Contains & IgnoreCase),
!IsBlank(Department), !IsBlank(JobTitle),
Left(DisplayName, 1) in Var1.Value),
GivenName,
Ascending)

Regards,

Michael

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karane 8 on at

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Thanks @v-micsh-msft,

It seems that office 365 connector is only pulling information up to initial "D". Before I used Office365Users.SearchUser() in the gallery property and it should have listed all the records but it only went till "D". Your buttons do work but I guess powerapps is only pulling information up to initial "D". Thanks!

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