A person in the Facebook group 'PowerApps & Power Automate' asked:
"I have two different vertical galleries. I want to scroll the gallery2 according to the gallery 1 scrolling. is it possible?"
Which was something I had previously solved by:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFf_dXDn3P4
Put all the galleries inside a scrollable canvas datacard (*note to get a scrollable canvas, add a scrollable screen and copy the canvas component from it)
Set the scrollable canvas height to the size you want the scroll bar to be
Set the datacard height to: Tallest_Gallery.Height
Set the height of Tallest_Gallery (and all the galleries) to something like: CountRows( Tallest_Gallery.AllItems)*( Tallest_Gallery.TemplateHeight+ Tallest_Gallery.TemplatePadding)
(*note this will require the template size to be a hardcoded value or a dynamic value that doesn't create a circular reference)
This way the galleries will never show their scroll bars as the height is tall enough to accommodate all the gallery items without requiring a scroll bar. And you'll be able to scroll through the galleries via the scrolling of the canvas component.
I'm not sure if this will work for your situation, but it works for me where I have 2 galleries scrolling together.
I don't know how you'd line up the gallery items to correspond with the time of the day.
One app I created, to get the gallery items to line up with the corresponding times I used rectangle and textinput shapes and positioned them (x,y) based on calculations - for example if something needs to be at 9am and I know that each hourly block has a height of 100px with no padding, then from midnight that rectangle needs to be drawn at a y position of ~900px
I thought I'd post the idea here in case anyone else may find it helpful; or if anyone else has some other ideas for achieving the same/similar
Cheers,
Steve.
