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Creating a shift pass down form

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I want to create a shift pass down summary form. Prior used was info path. I have three shifts and each shift needs to report: Time, Location, Delay, SS-Code, Description (summary) and two dropdowns with the personnel: Controller TC and Controller PD. Then there is a section to report Vehicle Routing and needs these details: Time, Trains, Description of Routing. Another Section called Carry over items and these details: WR#, Date, Status, SS-Code, Description and last I have the section of "Safety Issues" with details of Date, Status, SS-Code and Description. My challenge is on its own i can have three forms but that is not what I need. I need to be able to have all lines visable so when each shift comes in they can glance over it. I need all to pull into one report at the end of day. I only have the option of using share point lists and I can't seem to create the power app I need. I may be over thinking it but I also need them to be able to "Add a Line" for each section as they add their details. What would the best set up for this be? I tried converting the infopath form but I haven't had success. 
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    According to me, best setup (recommended for Power Apps + SharePoint):

    Create separate SharePoint lists for each section:

    • Shift Activities (Time, Location, Delay, SS-Code, Description, Controller TC, Controller PD, Shift, Date)
    • Vehicle Routing (Time, Trains, Description, Shift, Date)
    • Carry Over Items (WR#, Date, Status, SS-Code, Description, Shift)
    • Safety Issues (Date, Status, SS-Code, Description, Shift)

    Build one Power Apps screen with multiple galleries

    • One gallery per section or tab view.
    • Filter by Date = Today() so all shifts are visible.

    Example:

    Filter('Shift Activities', Date = Today())
    

    Add “Add Line” button
    Use a form or Patch to create new records.

    Why this works

    • All shifts visible in one screen
    • Users can add multiple lines
    • Easy to generate end-of-day report using Date + Shift fields.

      I hope this works for you!

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