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Here is what I have that works in isolation but not across the app. You'll see why

I have a help/info icon with an OnSelect property of Set(glbShowHelp, !glbShowHelp) (image A1)
This help/info icon also has a Visible property of !glbShowHelp. When clicked it becomes hidden.
I have a Help Panel that changes its X value when glbShowHelp = true (image A2)
The Help Panel's has a custom property called OnClose() which is assigned to the OnSelect of the Help Panel's close/cancel icon. I've set this property to Set(glbShowHelp, !glbShowHelp) in the app. When clicked it reverts glbShowHelp back to false hiding the Help Panel and revealing the help/info icon (image B2)
I have a second icon for close/cancel that is the same size as the help/info icon with the same X and Y. It's OnSelect property is also set to Set(glbShowHelp, !glbShowHelp)
This close/cancel icon has a Visible property of glbShowHelp which is the opposite of the help/info icon creating a toggle effect. Clicking it also hide the Help Panel
PROBLEM: There is more than one field in this form. Toggling a simple variable changes all of the help/info and close/cancel icons. What I need to be able to do is add some logic that limits the toggling to only the icon pair of a specific control. I'm thinking that since each pair of icons lives inside of a datacard that I can leverage the datacard to control this toggling. I'm just not positive how best to do this. Suggestions?