Hey there!
I got a sharepoint list with over 2000 rows, so I am using the clearcollect trick to get access to all rows (about 6000)
But it is loading extremely slow (about 10 seconds). Is there any way I can make this code even faster?
Concurrent
(
ClearCollect(col1; Filter('D-Nummers-OpleverApp'; UniekID >= 1 && UniekID <= 2000));
ClearCollect(col2; Filter('D-Nummers-OpleverApp'; UniekID >= 2001 && UniekID <= 4000));
ClearCollect(col3; Filter('D-Nummers-OpleverApp'; UniekID >= 4001 && UniekID <= 6000));
ClearCollect(col4; Filter('D-Nummers-OpleverApp'; UniekID >= 6001 && UniekID <= 8000));
ClearCollect(col5; Filter('D-Nummers-OpleverApp'; UniekID >= 8001 && UniekID <= 10000))
);;
ClearCollect(colCombined; col1; col2; col3; col4; col5);;
Concurrent(
Set(gblUser;User().Email);;
ClearCollect(ColAdminsOpleverapp;Admins.AdminsOpleverapp);
Set(deelorderChosen;"0");
Set(DateChosenYesNo; "")
);;
Concurrent(
Set(bedrijfNaam; LookUp(MontageBedrijven; gblUser = Email; MontageBedrijf));
Set(IsAdmin; !IsBlankOrError( LookUp(ColAdminsOpleverapp;AdminsOpleverapp = gblUser)))
)
Thanks in advance!
I don't think that it is a faster way to do that.
I think the 'problem' is that you have a lot of data and it will become slower, it is normal.
My only advice is for you to replace the "colCombined" and use directly your data source ('D-Nummers-OpLeverApp) and in your galleries filter it very well (you can do a sort of pagination).
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/pagination-in-powerapps-gallery-control/
It is up to you
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Thank you for your reply @Nogueira1306
But it is simply not possible to filter it back down so it gets below 2000 rows. This is a list of all of the projects, which are all needed to be loaded
HI @efeewfew ,
I am not sure whether this will be faster, but you can try it
Clear(colCombined);
With(
{
wSets:
With(
{
wLimits:
With(
{
wLimit:
Sort(
'D-Nummers-OpleverApp',
UniekID,
Descending
)
},
RoundDown(
First(wLimit).UniekID / 2000,
0
) + 1
)
},
AddColumns(
RenameColumns(
Sequence(
wLimits,
0,
2000
),
"Value",
"LowID"
),
"HighID",
LowID + 2000
)
)
},
ForAll(
wSets As MaxMin,
Collect(
colCombined,
Filter(
'D-Nummers-OpleverApp',
UniekID > MaxMin.LowID && UniekID <= MaxMin.HighID
)
)
)
)
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