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I am building a PowerApp that is a database, when an item is cancelled the Status will be set to cancelled, however i want to strikethrough the entry when the status is changed to cancelled. Does anyone know the coding to assist?

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BCBuizer 22,505 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @CU20031919-0,

Assuming you have a gallery with a Label control in it that displays the entry, you can simply set the Strikethrough property to: ThisItem.Status = "Cancelled" to get the desired outcome:

Of course this will also work for labels that displays other fields than the status of the same item.

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CU20031919-0 6 on at

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Not quite what I was after, image below should assist. When the status column is Cancelled i wasnt to strikethrough all items of data on that row to easily identify that the row of data is no longer applicable.

So Ref, Departure date and time, days, title, ver, operator all have strikethrough because The Status has changed to Cancelled

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Hi @CU20031919-0,

Assuming the field you wish to be strike through are displayed using text label controls in a gallery, the suggestion in my previous post should get the desired effect: for each applicable text label control, set it's StrikeThrough property to ThisItem.Status = "Cancelled".

Alternatively you may insert a rectangle control in the gallery, shape it so it looks like a line that is striking the mentioned fields, and set it's Visible property to ThisItem.Status = "Cancelled". Like this you will have a continuous line instead of just the text being strikken.

In case none of the above works, please share with which controls you have built the view you shared, what you are using as a data source and what the type of the Status column is.

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CU20031919-0 6 on at

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Got there in the end with ThisItem.Status.Value = "CANCELLED"

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