Gallery icon position

[julilis]

Hello everyone,
I am wondering if it is possible in each record to change the position of the icon.
For example, in the first record the icon is on the left side, and in the second record the icon is on the right side and the third record on the left again.

Thank you!

[RezaDorrani · Accepted solution]

Hi @julilis 

It is possible but you will have to create an index field for each row in the gallery

Check this post on how to do this

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Discussion/Patching-an-item-index-number-into-a-collecti...

You can then set the X property of the icon based on index value 

example : If(Mod(ThisItem.Index,2)=0,40,100)

Regards,

Reza Dorrani

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[v-xida-msft]

HI @julilis ,

Which data source do you use within your app? A SP List?

Do you add a Row Index column within your SP List?

If the data source you used witin your app is a SP List, based on the needs that you mentioned, you could configure your app as below:

Set the X property of the Icon in your Gallery to following formula:

If(
    Mod(ThisItem.ID,2)=0,
    Parent.TemplateWidth - NextArrow2.Width-5,
    0
)

If the data source you used in your app does not contain a Row Index column, please consider add a Number column in your data source to store the Row Index firstly.

I have made a test on my side, please take a try with the following workaround:

Set the OnStart property of the App to following:

Clear(TempCollction);
ForAll(
           RenameColumns('YourDataSource', "PrimaryColumn", "PrimaryColumn1"),
           Collect(TempCollction, 1);
           Patch('YourDataSource', LookUp('YourDataSource', PrimaryColumn = PrimaryColumn1), {IndexColumn: CountRows(TempCollction)})
)

Note: The IndexColumn represents the Number column in your data source, which used to store the row index value.

Set the Items property of the Gallery to following:

'YourDataSource'

Set the X property of the Icon in your Gallery to following formula:

If(
    Mod(ThisItem.IndexColumn, 2)=0,
    Parent.TemplateWidth - NextArrow2.Width-5,
    0
)

Please take a try with above solution, check if the issue is solved.

Best regards,

[julilis]

@RezaDorrani  Thank you it worked!