We can reference control to a parent (Like Parent.Width, .Height, .Fill, etc.). For the controls however we have to reference it by it's name. So when I have a control name 'Label1' I can reference it bij Label1.Width, .Height, . Color, .Fill, etc. It should be a great idea to add a global reference to the control itself. Me comes in mind as a good name for this parameter. So Me.Width, .Height, .Fill, etc. This parameter would make it faster to copy formula's from control to control or add a formula to multiple selected controls. An example: Say I have ten controls (Control1,2,3,4,5,...) and I want them to be at the left off my screen. I can then select them all and just do the following formula on the X parameter: Parent.Width - Me.Width Current I must adjust the formula for each control like: Parent.Width - Control1.Width // for the first control
Parent.Width - Control2.Width // for the second control
Parent.Width - Control3.Width // for the third control
// and so on This is time consuming because I have to copy/paste/adjust for each individual control. So I would make a major time reduction to be able to do all ten controls in the same time.
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This is provided with the self fx shown below.
Adding @FilipK from the Power Apps team in case there are any follow-up questions, since I don't see it in the formula reference doc here yet.