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glucero1975
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How to compare all rows of a sharepoint list in powerapps

I am building an app where I want to compare each row in the sharepoint list against one another to find matches.  Each row signifies a specific product with multiple columns that are choice columns and some are just single line text.

 

The canvas app I have made takes each row in the sharepoint list and creates a cpreview card.  I have created and Checkbox on each care for the user to selcet it to comapre.  

Thus, how do i get the data to display once the user has selected the items they wish to compare?  I have attached image of cards and sharepoint data list.

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AmDev
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Hi @glucero1975  - The error you have forwarded seems to only be related to the combo box - If you just want to view the items chosen in that field as a joined string in the comparison view, just use the label with the formula I gave you. 

 

It should work as is, but to troubleshoot can you check to make sure multiselections have been made in the record you collected?

 

Also, can you go to View\collections and click into the nested table in your collection to reveal the contents of that nested table (i.e. your selected items). For example in the following scenario, I have clicked through in to view the contents of my multiple selection in a choice column called 'ChoiceMulti' within my collection, 'colTESTING'

 

AmDev_0-1638740119136.png

 

You can see the header is 'Value', so when I added the following code into the label in the gallery row:

AmDev_1-1638740196816.png

.....

 

I got the following result in the label:

AmDev_2-1638740230519.png

 

Is the header in your nested table called 'Value' or is it something else?

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AmDev
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Super User

Are you referring to other choice columns that are single select only?

 

If so, you will need to include the following in your label:

 

'ThisItem.YourSingleChoiceColumn.Value' 

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AmDev
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Super User

Hi @glucero1975 

 

Is your plan to allow users to isolate 2 items by selecting the checkbox in 2 cards and this then allows the users to manually compare the two items side by side?

glucero1975
Helper III
Helper III

yes.  The can select up to 3 cardsto compare side by side.  The flow would be to select the individual cards.  Those popluate a pop up modal with the selected cards. Then there is a button on that modal to slected compare which will navigate to screen with side by side comparison of like items from the selcted cards.

AmDev
Super User
Super User

When you check the box for each item, collect that entire record to your compare collection. Also set up logic in your Controls based on the count of that collection so they are disabled if count rows of colCompare is >3.

 

Once you have your rows in your collection, you can just create a comparison gallery which surfaces those three rows side by side using a horizontal gallery or vertical gallery with wrap count pf 3.

 

Hope this helps

glucero1975
Helper III
Helper III

I have displah mode for gallery of crds set to:

If(Self.Value || (Value(CountLabel_1.Text)=2)|| (Value(CountLabel_1.Text)=1) || (Value(CountLabel_1.Text)=0), DisplayMode.Edit, Disabled)

This disables any selections over 3 items. 

 

What do I need to do to set up collection? 

AmDev
Super User
Super User

You can add the following to the 'oncheck' property of your checkboxes to add the selected record to the collection

 

Collect(colCompare, This.Item)

 

In the 'onuncheck' property of the checkbook you can add the following to remove the record you unchecked from the collection

 

Remove(colCompare, ThisItem)

 

Just add the collection (colCompare) as the items property of your compare gallery and add the necessary controls and position accordingly to display the comparison gallery how you wish.

 

Have your compare button take you to this compare screen.

 

Hope this makes sense, but let me  know if not.

glucero1975
Helper III
Helper III

How to I show those columns that multiple choice columns?  I can get the single line text ones to show by adding label and setting item=ThisItem.ColumnName.  TYhe columns that have multiple choice entries do not display and in the Collections view they just havesymbol of a table.

 

Go for a combobox. 

glucero1975
Helper III
Helper III

OK. How do you get it to automatically display valeu/values?  I can select the dropdown and it give me the value but I wanted t he gallery to just show all values like itdoes if it is a singletext item?

 

AmDev
Super User
Super User

In that case and if you are only ever viewing the info, go for a label control and add the following to display the items in a single deliminated string:

 

Concat(ThisItem.YourMultiSelectColumn, Value, "; ")

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