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Specific images from SharePoint not displaying on PowerApp

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I have an app that's been functional for the past year.  A SharePoint site is used to store images that are displayed within the app, and the images saved there have been regularly updated/added/removed throughout the year.  Recently, two images were added that are not displaying in the app and I'm hoping someone might have an idea I'm not thinking of.
 
The URL to the image is saved in a static Excel spreadsheet since we don't have premium connectors available, and it was the easiest way to reference the amount of data we're dealing with.
 
The specific image is pulled using a ThisItem.ImageName, and a filter is applied to identify the correct item.
 
When I attempt to access the image directly from the SharePoint, or even from the URL on the Excel file, I'm able to view it in the browser window.
 
Also, when I replace the image in the Excel file with another one, the other image displays.
 
Since I'm able to view the problem image directly, but not within the app, yet other images display correct when I insert them into the item location in the table, it makes me think there's some sort of conflict or permission issue.  The permissions in the SharePoint where the images are stored are pretty broad, yet there's no explanation why it's not displaying in the app.
 
Has anyone else ever run into this or have any suggestions on solutions?
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  • CU17121921-0 Profile Picture
    2 on at
    How many images do you have there? Could the problem be in delegation? Try displaying the image using lookup instead of filter.
  • ronaldwalcott Profile Picture
    3,862 Moderator on at
    If it is not a permission problem it could be the size of the images. What are the sizes of the images that are not accessible?
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    kakemann Profile Picture
    18 on at
    It turns out it was a permission setting when sharing the file from SharePoint.  We had to update it to share with the specific group instead of the entire organization, which we don't recall having to update that previously.  I'm not sure when the change occurred, but problem solved.
  • ronaldwalcott Profile Picture
    3,862 Moderator on at
    @kakemann I thought that I had pointed that out. 

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