Add new gallery record

[Elitezone]

Hello,

Is it possible to add new blank gallery record to a gallery that has sharepoint list as a data source?

I have a gallery that has two input boxes. I want to allow to people to add more records.

[timl]

Hi @Elitezone 

Assuming that the two fields that you want to enter are not mandatory in SharePoint, I guess you could call the Patch function to add a new record to the SharePoint list. This would then appear in your gallery, and the end user can then fill in the empty 2 fields.

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Elitezone ,

Just use

Patch(
   YourSPListName,
   Defaults(YourSPListName)
)

and it will add a new blank record to the List (and to the gallery).

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[Elitezone]

But my Gallery Items is:

Filter(
   Obrazy_obecnosc,
   Last(
      Split('Imię i nazwisko'.Claims,"|")
   ).Result = 
   Lower(User().Email) && 
   DateValue(Text(Utworzony)) = Today()
)

Using what you provided does not change gallery.

And this is my final patch:

ForAll(Gallery2.AllItems,
    With({record: LookUp(Obrazy_obecnosc, Lower('Imię i nazwisko'.Email) = Lower(User().Email) && Text(Created, ShortDate) = Text(Today(), ShortDate))},
        If(!IsBlank(record),
            Patch(Obrazy_obecnosc,
                record,
                {
                    Nazwa_zadania: Zadanie_nazwa.Text,
                    Opis_zadania: Zadanie_opis.Text
                }
            )
        )
    )    
)    

[Drrickryp]

Hi @Elitezone 

Keep in mind that SharePoint will always add an ID to a record regardless of whether it is blank as long as none of the other fields are required.  Once the blank record is entered, it is no longer considered a new record and anything that is changed in that record is considered an "Edit" rather than a "New" addition.  To save edited data to an exisiting record, the Patch will need to reflect that in  it's second element.  ie.,

Patch(SPlist, ID=ThisItem.ID, {... . 
Patch(SPlist, Defaults(SPlist), {...  appends a new record to the data source.

[WarrenBelz]

@Elitezone ,

@Drrickryp is correct here and you asked a simple question, therefore all I could do was provide an answer based on what you posted. 

You have been a regular poster here for some time - please take the time to read this blog of mine regarding what is generally needed to quickly and accurately get the solution you require.

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