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Show values in tooltip of only a particular column name from Sharepoint list

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I have a SharePoint list like this:

Competencies        Engineer1         Engineer2             Engineer3

ABCD                          4                                                  5

EFGH                           3                                                  5

 

 

 

And I have a gallery in powerapps like this:

 

Competencies    Current_Level_by_Associate    Current_Level_by_Manager              ExpectedLevel_For_CurrentRole

 

ABCD                       1                                                    3                                                ToolTip should show value =4

 

EFGH                        2                                                    4                                                ToolTip should show value =5

 

And a collection CheckUserjobDescription which consists of a column  Name RelatedCompTitle where logged in users Role is collected for example in my case my RelatedCompTitle is Engineer 2 ,So in this case I want to show tooltip related to competencies ABCD as 4 and EFGH as 5 In ExpectedLevel_For_CurrentRole.How can we achieve this?

 

 

 

 

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  • AishwaryaRane11 Profile Picture
    18 on at

    Any update on this?

     

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    v-qiaqi@microsoft.com Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @AishwaryaRane11

    Do you want to retrieve the corresponding Role to the engineer from the CheckUserjobDescription?

     

    Please set the Text property of the  Label within the Gallery as below:

    Switch(LookUp(CheckUserjobDescription,LoggedUser=User().Email).RelatedCompTitle,
     "Engineer1",ThisItem.Engineer1,
     "Engineer2",ThisItem.Engineer2,
     "Engineer3",ThisItem.Engineer3
    )

    Note that you should compare the current user with the column you save the logged in users in the CheckUserjobDescription so that you could find out the corresponding RelatedCompTitle.

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