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Power Apps using master switch button to change more than one list items

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Hi all,

for changing a filtered set of items of a catalogue via a switch button, I am searching for the solution. Does anyone has an idea?

Thanks in advance.

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RusselThomas 4,014 on at

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Hi @Mehl ,
With the (very limited) information at hand, the best I can suggest is use a toggle - then Items: property on gallery as follows;
If(Toggle1.Value, Filter(source, conditionA), Filter(source, ConditionB))
where conditionA and B respectively are your two filter conditions...
Kind regards,
RT

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Mehl 15 on at

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Hi RT,

I already have a filter set:

Filter([@Zeiterfassung];
Or(Text_Suche.Text in Kunde;Text_Suche.Text in Berater;Text_Suche.Text in Projekt);
Switch(Radio_DLN.Selected.Value; "Ja";'DLN abgeschickt'=true; "Nein"; 'DLN abgeschickt'=false; true))

Within the catalogue items I have a toggle. And instead of selecting each item and going to details and switching the toggle, I would like to switch one master toggle after filtering the right ones and then switchin all filtered items automatically.

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RusselThomas 4,014 on at

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I'm not really clear on what you want to achieve...
Do you want the toggle to affect your filter, or the toggle to affect other toggles?

It may be easier if you loaded some screenshots to explain what you're trying to do.

Kind regards,
RT

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Mehl 15 on at

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Hi RT,

I'll try again.
With using the "master toggle" I would like to affect other toggles, that are within the DetailScreen and the EditScreen, but not visible at the overview.

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RusselThomas 4,014 on at

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Hi @Mehl ,
You have to set the slave toggle's Default: property to the master toggle value and reset it any time you want the slave to load the default value. It's probably easier to see than it is to explain - set up this example so you can see how this works;
Add a toggle control, name it "masterToggle"
Set the OnChange: property to
Set(resetSlaveToggles, true);Set(resetSlaveToggles, false);
On another screen add another toggle, name it slaveToggle_1
Set the Default: property to
masterToggle.Value
and set the Reset: property to
resetSlaveToggles
copy and paste the slaveToggle control a few times. You can stick some on the same screen as the masterToggle if you like as well, just to observe the behaviour a little easier. You can independently change slave toggles, but as soon as you change the masterToggle, they will all revert to the masterToggle value.
Hope this helps,
RT

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Mehl 15 on at

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Thanks, that helped!

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