How to access more 2000 records

[Anonymous]

Dear all,

May I know that how can I access 2000 records from Share Point list through Power Apps?  

I have try to use collection already but it just collect first 2000 records only.

Kindly advice.

Concurrent(
ClearCollect(CollectionA,Filter(varDB,Value(ID)<2000)),
ClearCollect(CollectionB,Filter(varDB,Value(ID) >=2000 And Value(ID)<5000)));
ClearCollect(NameofCollection,CollectionA,CollectionB)

Thanks.

[PowerAddict]

Can you try the collection process outside of the Concurrent function as suggested by @poweractivate?

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[Anonymous]

Yes, I am using the List. 

I solved the delegation warning by change data set to variable as I posted.

[Anonymous]

@PowerAddict 

Yes, I did but I face the delegation warning.

[Yeiner]

Hello @Anonymous 

please find attached some information that may help you

[poweractivate]

@Yeiner 

Right now, PowerApps Plan 1 and 2 may technically still be available for purchase, but there are the new plans which are the main ones, and these are these two plans:

PowerApps Per User Plan

and

PowerApps Per App Plan

[Anonymous]

@poweractivate and @Yeiner 

Did you have the details about these two plans?

Thanks

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous 

Yes you can check below and attached Power Apps Power Automate and Power Virtual Agents Licensing Guide - Jan 2020.pdf 

Latest version of Licensing Guide: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2085130

On Page 6 of the PDF file (Page 4 of the document) , Per App Plan Details

On Page 7 of PDF file (Page 5 of document), Per User Plan Details

A common assumption people make is they get PowerApps with Office 365.

That is somewhat true, but not all features are included - see Page 8 of PDF file (Page 6 of document)- Office 365 use rights:

Also, see Page 8 of PDF File (Page 6 of document) for Dynamics 365 license use rights with Power Platform:

Also see Page 25 of PDF File (Page 23 of document) for a list of licenses that quality for the limited Office 365 rights or Dynamics 365 rights as they relate to PowerApps.

Also check

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/

[Anonymous]

@Anonymous 

You cannot filter the SharePoint List ID column using '>' or '<', it only accepts '=':

Note 2 here (link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/sharepointonline/#powerapps-delegable-functions-and-operations-for-sharepoint)

2. The SharePoint ID field for a table is a number field in PowerApps. However, SharePoint only supports the equal ('=') operation for delegation on an ID field.

To 'access' more than 2000 records in a SP List you need to use a gallery (like @poweractivate  suggested) then use Filter() or Gallery.Selected.Item to get access to / adjust these items. You cannot, without serious code, create collections of 2000 record lots in your app - and most seasoned PowerAppers will tell you to not do this anyway. I've had a long learning journey with the same issues.

By default, galleries display data in 100 records (rows) batches so as you scroll to the bottom, the next 100 records are loaded. You can test this in your app by adding a label below you gallery with this code:

CountRows(Gallery1.AllItems)

Then as you scroll to each 100 record set this label will update.

I recommend watching this video series on Delegation by @RezaDorrani . It greatly helped with my understanding of how to access data and managing delegation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwiErbYtRdA

[Anonymous]

Dear all,

I have found the problem is collection cause it can not show all the records.

Collection just collect the amount of data as per Power Apps limit.

Thanks for all your contribution advice. 

[Maurits]

Hi, I have Canvas apps using lots of records, like >6.000 from Excel or > 10.000 from CDS, saved in collections for further processing.
To overcome the limit of 2.000 recs I would create a flow with Power Automate, triggered by a Power App with the SharePoint List Items action followed by a Respons action.
Within the app you just trigger the flow and receive the data, without any 2.000 record limit.
Works like a charm for me!

Good luck!

Maurits