Anzahl Datensätze zählen

[chrisegger]

Hallo!
Im Anhang seht ihr einen Screen, in dem ich über die Eingabe eines Datums in der Suchzeile die Datensätze, die diesem Datum entsprechen, anzeigen lasse.
Im Textfeld im obersten Rand soll die Anzahl der gefilterten Datensätze stehen

DAs wollte ich mit 

CountRows(BrowseGallery1_1.AllItems)

machen, gibt aber nur einen Fehler aus!

Im rot eingekreisten Feld soll das Ergebnis von 4/Anzahl der gefilterten Datensätze stehen.

WEr kann helfen!!!!

Was mache ich falsch?

 

 

[chrisegger]

Yes I did it.

UpdateContext({varLiefanteilPreis: 4/CountRows(BrowseGallery1_1.AllItems)});;

Now I want to export the sorted list to a printer, so I can do my order via phone. I use the app normaly with my mobile. Do you know, how to do this?

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @chrisegger ,

A printable screen is the easiest (this would mean creating one and moving your current screen contents to it) . If you are doing it from your mobile, you are going to need some sort of cloud print manager.

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[chrisegger]

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A printable screen is the easiest (this would mean creating one and moving your current screen contents to it) 

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@WarrenBelz 

And how? you mean create a new screen?

I only need the information of all filtered user shown in the gallery:
* the name

* the kind of "Pizza"
* the kind of "Getränk"

AND: is there a possibility to klick on a button and then my mobile connect to a phone nummer?

[WarrenBelz]

@chrisegger ,

I can only lead you in the direction and this is a whole new (and more complex) topic to your post. Power Apps "printing" is not inbuilt and the only way without constructing HTML pages and PDFs through Power Automate (a complex process) is a printable screen, which would mean making a new screen and copying or moving all your code over to it, You can then have a Print button on it which you may be able to save as a PDF depending on the capabilities of your device.

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[chrisegger]

@WarrenBelz 

Ok, I get it. 
I tried to put the Print Code to the button, thats caculate the sortet list 

UpdateContext({varLiefanteilPreis: 4/CountRows(BrowseGallery1_1.AllItems)});;
Print()

and this was the result

Print works fine, but I dont like said in the post before not all informations.
How can I put send selected datas to the new print screen and put it in a easy reading list?

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[WarrenBelz]

@chrisegger ,

You cannot  - it is essentially just a print screen of what you can see. You will need to construct what you need to see on the screen. This is a very basic facility.

[chrisegger]

And How can i copy the filtered datas to another screen. 

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @chrisegger , 

Select the form and anything else you need to copy and - Ctrl-C, then go to the other screen and Ctrl-V. 

[chrisegger]

@WarrenBelz 

Many, many thanks to you. You help me a lot, now i'm finished with the poject. I did everything I wanted with your Help. Many Thanks to you.