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DataCard Multi Value Delimiter showing on different lines?

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Posted on by salustianoac

Hello everyone,

I have this PowerApps Form saving data to a Sharepoint list, and a DetailFormScreen showing the values of submitted forms.

I'm trying to show the values from this SP Choices column on different rows rather than on the same row, as below:

On the attribute MultiValueDelimiter I have ", " and I tried changing that to UNICHAR(10) and even some sort of Concatenate code but didn't succeed on my quest.

Does anyone know how I can do this please?

Thanks!

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zmansuri 6,048 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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in the delimiter try Shift+Enter

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salustianoac 30 on at

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Sorry, I forgot to say that this was the first thing I tried, Shift+Enter doesn't change anything.

Thanks for trying!

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salustianoac 30 on at

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Sorry, I may have explained wrongly, I don't have Text field on my DataCard, I tried putting the formula on MultiValueDelimiter but just went crazy and repeated the same text a few times.

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Hi @salustianoac,

Have you solved your problem?

Do you want the Choice filed value display wrap text in the DisplayForm?

I want to explain to you that the Display Form make all the controls perform just like a Label, but they are not real Labels so they do not have a similar Mode property or AutoHeight property.

If you want to achieve this line break thing in the DisplayForm, I am afraid that there is no way to achieve this directly in PowerApps.

As an alternative solution, please consider add another Label into the data card and set the Text property as below:

Concat(ForAll(DataCardValue15.SelectedItems,Value&Char(10)),Value,"")

In addition, you could set the Visible property of the original ComboBox control to false if there is something showing in the Label.

If(IsBlank(Label35.Text),true,false)

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salustianoac 30 on at

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Hi@v-qiaqi-msft your solution is wonderful many thanks! It's now showing how I was hoping for!

Just a quick question, is there a way to make it go to a second column if one is not enough? I'm sure it would be quite difficult but the first solution is already great.

Cheers!

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