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I'm working on a gallery. This apps was built from a SharePoint List.

I want the label "etcTime" to switch and show contents from one of three columns, depending on selection of the dropdown "TrackStatusDataCard". I have tried below code, it didn't show mistake but nothing shows. Could anyone suggest what is going wrong?

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trjackson77 254 on at

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Hi,
your code is referencing the 'Selected' item in the gallery. Try:
If(ThisItem.trackstatus = "Export", ThisItem.'PSA Est to Complete',false)

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No, sorry your code didn't work in my situation.
My purpose is that, e.g. when "Export" was selected from the dropdown "TrackStatusDataCard" (from an edit form on another screen), the "ectTime" label on this gallery should show "PSA Est to Complete", which is one of the columns from my SharePoint List.

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Hi @Spriinter ,

There is nothing wrong with your code if: -

the selected item in TrackstatusDataCard is Export AND

’PSA Est to Complete' is a field in the source of your gallery AND

it contains data in any of the records you are displaying

To test both of these parameters, put two Labels in your gallery

TrackstatusDataCard.Selected.Value

and

ThisItem.'PSA Est to Complete'

and you should find which one is the issue

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Hello WarrenBelz,

Thank you for the answer, but it still not showing what I want...I'm not sure what is going wrong.
Please see below screenshot,
Now I put 2 labels, and it showed the first one, which is the code,
TrackStatusDataCard.Selected.Value
has problem. The second code works well.
I re-checked the font and color, it should be good.

To provide more context, here is my datasource looks like,
The "TrackStatusDataCard" was built from the list column "Track Status".
What I want to achieve is that, an "if" statement runs when "Track Status" is "Export", it shows the data in "PSA Est to Complete" column, and so on...

Thanks again!

David

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Spriinter 15 on at

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Hello Again WarrenBelz,

So here is my latest code, please see below,
no error warning, but still doesn't show anything.
Actually this afternoon it showed once and I didn't even know why it showed, then I completed the code but nothing shows again.

Let me know if your idea.

Thank you!

David

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WarrenBelz 155,491 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Spriinter ,

Is TrackStatusCard, the Data Card or the Drop-down name? You need the drop-down.

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@Spriinter ,

There is some bracketing wrong at the end and also a Text value - try this

With( { wSet: Text(Thisltem.'CN Est Set Time',"hh:mm"), wEst: Text(ThisItem.'PSA Est to Complete', "hh:mm"), wPull: Text(ThisItem.'CN Est Pull Time',"hh:mm"), wStatus: TrackStatusDataCard.Selected.Value }, Switch( wStatus, "Clear", wSet, "Export", wEst, "Empties, wEst, "To Top", wEst, wPull ) )

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