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Fixed Header and Footer on PowerApps Screen with multiple scrolling form

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Posted on by livingstonep 358
hi,
we have a PowerApp with a screen containing multiple form.
The main part of the screen is forms that can be displayed when a checkbox is checked, then the user scrolls down to fill in the forms.
But our Header won't stay at the top, and in run mode, ir scrolls up out of view like this:
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So how can we fix that so the Header Part stays in place and the rest of the screen scrolls?
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    MMcCloud 393 Moderator on at
    Good Afternoon,
     
    If your header is not in the form and you are using a form control when you scroll the header should stay at the top of the screen. From what I am seeing your header is inside your form control. 

    So, make sure on the left that header is not within the form then create space at the top of your form for the header exist. Then when you scroll it should stay where it is as it is a fixed position. 
     
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    Pstork1 69,397 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Are you building out your screen using Containers?  It sounds like you've just put the header and footer on the screen with forms in between them.  The way to do what you describe is to use 3 containers, one for the header, one for the forms, and one for the footer.  If the central one for the forms has scrolling enabled then the contents of that central container will scroll, while the header and footer in different containers stay visible.
     
    There is a pre-built layout available when adding a new screen to a Tablet project that has just that kind of design.

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