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Posted on by LYNCHJL

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Hello,

@v-siky-msft kindly helped with building an expander gallery but for some reason I can only select and open the first two items in the expanded group. I think it may have something to do with the height of the subgallery or main gallery. This is what I have for the heights.

MainGallery Height: 564

SubGallery Height: If(expandCollapse && ThisItem.IsSelected,CountRows(ThisItem.Grouped)*80,05)

When I change the subgallery height to 500, for example, the groups do not collapse, but I can select all the items.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Many thanks!

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StormEAnderson 60 on at

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There may be two things going on:
The Main Gallery is not a flexible-height gallery and is instead a standard gallery. The Standard gallery is going to restrict the visibility of the subgallery items based on the mainGallery.templateSize property. This can be okay if you always want the subGallery to only show 5 items at a time tops and then scroll when there are more but IMO the flexible-height gallery has a cleaner presentation to just expand all-the way to show all the items.
If the main gallery is in fact a flexible height gallery, then the next thing could be that subGallery.templateSize is not configured to properly display all the content. The mainGallery templateSize now doesn't matter because the flex-height just changes per row of the master gallery based on it's content height so the content now governs how much space it needs. Based on your formula it seems like you want the subGallery row item to be a height of 80px so make sure that subGallery.templateSize is equal to 80.
I would also set subGallery.templatePadding to 0 because this cause the scrollbar to appear when you don't want it to, otherwise adjust the subGallery.height and subGallery.templateSize to account for the padding.
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v-siky-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @LYNCHJL ,

It seems that the items at the bottom of sub-gallery cannot be selected due to the gallery is not high enough.

The height of sub-gallery is configured by 'CountRows(ThisItem.Grouped)*80' code, that means the unit items height is 80, the total sub-gallery height is Unit height times the number of items. The advantage is that each sub-gallery Height is not fixed, depending on the number of Items.

If you want to increase the sub-gallery height, just try to increase the unit item height, e.g. increase from 80 to 160.

If(expandCollapse && ThisItem.IsSelected,CountRows(ThisItem.Grouped)*160,05)

Or Use the Fixed Height, e.g. 500

If(expandCollapse && ThisItem.IsSelected,500,05)

Hope this helps.

Sik

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