Different excel table using data source

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Posted on by Mikeward0011

Hi all,

Hopefully someone might be able to help.

I am very new to power apps, so I apologise if this is a silly question.

I have created a gallery driven app that is connected to both a sharepoint list and an excel spreadsheet. I have the start of the gallery linked to building numbers and when you click on the relevant building I want it to a new page where it links to my excel table data (all tables on same excel spreadsheet, on different tabs)

At the moment when I click each one it takes me to the same table. How to I make each link go to a different table without having a different sheet for each building. Can this be done dynamically or will I have to create a new page with the individual table on for each of my buildings.

I apologise if none of the above makes sense.

Kindest Regards,

Mike

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Re: Different excel table using data source

Hi @Mikeward0011 ,

Just checking if you got the result you were looking for on this thread. Happy to help further if not.

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Re: Different excel table using data source

Hi @Mikeward0011 ,

This is more about your data structure. It would be technically possible to have multiple tables linked to the one form or gallery, but a better idea would be to have one table with a field for the building.

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