Thank you for the reply. I understand your suggestion about wrapping the Filter in a show columns, but using this method I am just building a table in the collection using the properties of the objects returned by the filter, not putting the records returned by the filter into a table.
I am trying to get this:
CollectionTable
Your suggestion gives me this:
| Name | Price | Description |
| Record1.Name | Record1.Price | Record1.Description |
| Record2.Name | Record2.Price | Record2.Description |
Is what I am trying to get in the first table possible? Can I put records retrieved from a filter (or lookup or search) into a collection as the full records themselves without having to recreate their structure in the collection table?
The reason I ask this that that further along in my app workflow I need to filter a different table based on an object related to the records in the first table like Record1.RelatedObject.Property. I have an idea for a workaround, but it would just be easier if I had access to the first subset of records.
This is my first crack at Power apps coming from the world of Object relational mapping and dotted notations. So I am trying to wrap my head around the object hierarchy limitations.
Thank you again to the community for their assistance.
Aaron
