Hello,
I have a gallery which is taking data from another gallery: 1st gallery is months only and second gallery are items per month. I already have a button to filter the gallery with items through the value and it's working but I want another button which will show me all items per selected month back(not only above £50).
My codes:
Gallery with items:
Filter(
Table1,
(month='Month Gallery'.Selected.month),
If(
FilterByValue = true, 'ALL SCRAP COST'>=50)
)
My button to filter gallery through the value:
UpdateContext({FilterByValue:!FilterByValue})
What do I need to add to the gallery and another button to show me all scrap values, not only these above £50, please?
Regards
For the two buttons, just have one setting the Variable to true and the other setting it to false.
For the value, set a Variable
UpdateContext({varOver50: true})
and the other
UpdateContext({varOver50: false})
and I cannot test this and have tried to keep it Delegable
Filter(
Table1,
month = 'Month Gallery'.Selected.month &&
(
!FilterByValue ||
(
(
varOver50 ||
'ALL SCRAP COST' >=50
) &&
(
!varOver50 ||
'ALL SCRAP COST' < 50
)
)
)
)
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Thank You this is working very well! Do You know how I can do the same but use 2 buttons: 1st to show these values above 50 and another button to show all values?
The code You shown is great but working for one button so I click and it shows my values then I click again and it shows all records. How to split these two operations to two buttons?
Hi @marcy_pi ,
This will show either, depending on your button sequence
Filter(
Table1,
month='Month Gallery'.Selected.month &&
(
!FilterByValue ||
'ALL SCRAP COST'>=50
)
)
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