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I created sharepoint and put the photo inside which can allow people click from powerapp to view the image. the question 1: (how we can set the tracking for when people click into the pic, it auto count +1 view into sharepoint (CountOfView) for this image? because I would like to monitor those photos for which one people like. Please guide me how to to it. Many Thanks

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Ashwin7104 671 on at

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Hey @takashi9999 - How about we use SharePoint's built-in Likes column to determine whether or not the user liked (clicked) the image. And I'm assuming that a person can only like the picture once. If so, you can update the "LikedBy" column in SharePoint column to keep track of number of likes and who liked it.
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for this powerapp function we need to count how many time the user click into photo, for example if photo A user click into it 10 times, B photo 8 time and C photo 5 time, those record will store into sharepoint, if possible we may need to include the date for clicking the photo. not sure as your suggestion may not able to do this
Ram Prakash Duraisamy 5,891 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @takashi9999,

Hope the Image is maintained in a List.

Create field in the List as ImageCount (Whole number)

Hope the image is in Gallery level so that they can see all the image form the List

Then On select of Image

Set(getSelectedLisyValues, Filter(ListName, ID=ThisItem.ID ))
Update(ListName,First(Filter(ListName,ID=ThisItem.Id)), { ID: ThisItem.ID, ImageCount=getSelectedLisyValues.ImageCount+1 } )

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I have put the code u provided, but some of link may have issue. please advise
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@takashi9999 - Thank you very much. In this case, I recommend creating a list called "Tracking" and adding a record to it every time the user clicks on the image. We should be able to save both user details (Created By ) and timestamp (Created) information this way. Then, using "Tracking" list and filtering by image name / ID, you can observe how many people clicked on it throughout the use or on a date basis.

Create "Tracking List" with columns
Title Image ID (Optional)

Title column will be used to store the image name
Image ID will be used to store image ID (based on asset library / document library) (Optional)

Then use the below code in 'OnSelect' property of the image inside gallery

Patch('Tracking List',Defaults('Tracking List'),{Title: Title4.Text})

Between, how many users will use the system and what is the expected clicks on average for a month ?
Ram Prakash Duraisamy 5,891 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello @takashi9999,

List Name --> change it based on your SharePoint DataSource name
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Hi @takashi9999 :

I assume ClickOfView is a number column and WhoClickThis is a sinlge line of test column.

Please try:

Set the gallery's OnSelelct Property to:

Patch( Documents, ThisItem, { ClickOfView:ThisItem.ClickOfView+1, WhoClickThis: If( User().FullName in Split(ThisItem.WhoClickThis,";"), ThisItem.WhoClickThis, IsBlank(ThisItem.WhoClickThis), User().FullName, ThisItem.WhoClickThis&";"&User().FullName ) } )

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