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Get Table Limit 30 fields ?

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Posted on by akario 13

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https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Discussion/Submit-Form-not-working-on-dynamic-data-source/m-p/329399#M94656

 

I assign dynamic data source from excel with set table below (to edit with form) 

Set(TBSc,Switch( LabelTable.Text,"Sb01",Tb01,"Sb02",Tb02,...)

and I set data source of edit form = TBSc

but my form able to view only 30 fields from table not sure that is limitation of assign table.

Actualy if I set direct data source = Tb01 . It's

 

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  • v-yutliu-msft Profile Picture
    v-yutliu-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @akario ,

    I've made a similar test but found that the data card number of edit form do not have limit.

    Try clicking on your EditForm in PowerApps, then under Properties click Fields. You'll see a Data panel with checkboxes, make sure all of the columns you want are checked here:

    Fields.PNG

     

     

     

  • akario Profile Picture
    akario 13 on at

    Oh! I think I miss understand.
    Actualy, some fields not show in variable table especaly field Date/Time, field Amount.

     

    If I set data source direct to table all data fields show in edit form.

    but when I assign table to variable some data fields in red below does not show in edit form

    Untitled.png

  • v-yutliu-msft Profile Picture
    v-yutliu-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @akario ,

    I've made a similar test and met the same problem like your description.

    I think it is releted to the dynamic tablename.

    I suggest you try another way:

    1)insert several edit forms

    set edit form1's data source: table1

    set edit form2's data source: table2        .....

    2)Set the edit forms' Visible

    Set edit form1's Visible: If(....,true,false)

    Set edit form2's Visible: If(....,true,false)    ....

     

    You could set the edit form's visible according to your condition.

    Make sure that only one edit form is visible at the same time.

     

     

     

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