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Currently in my PowerApps I have added a gallery with "PowerBIIntegration.Data" in the Items property, then I added a label into that gallery with the Text property as "ThisItem.'My column'". So now in my PowerBI report the values I select in 'My Column' will appear in the app as shown in the picture attached.

My question is, how can I display my data in the PowerApp like in the screenshot except instead my data will appear side to side separated by a comma? So for example it would be "Plan 1, Plan 1+Inc Covid Adj, Plan 2, (plus additional fields the user select in PowerBI).

I have tried using just the Text Input without the gallery but when I enter "PowerBIIntegration.Data.'My Column' into the Default property I get the error saying that it expects a text value. What other methods can I use to make it work outside of using a gallery? Thanks in advance!

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Hi @overhead_press ,

Since you could apply "PowerBIIntegration.Data" as the source table of the Gallery, you could try and treat is as a table, then leverage a Concat function or Concatenate function to concatenate a column to text strings:

Left(Concat(PowerBIIntegration.Data, 'My column' & ", "),Len(Concat(PowerBIIntegration.Data, 'My column' & ", "))-2)

Please refer to below doc of Concat and Concatenate functions in Power Apps:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/functions/function-concatenate

Hope this helps.

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Thanks for the response it works great, one more question is why did you use Left() here?

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Hi @overhead_press ,

To trim the space and comma in the end, so minus 2 digits.

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