I found that some action triggers unexpected tab order change of controls when I use vertical and horizontal containers.
That is a very hard phenomenon to explain, so here is an example:
First, I put some controls on Screen1 like this:
I highlighted green for vertical container, and red for horizontal ones.
At this time, the tab orders are like this:
TextInput1 -> TextInput2 -> TextInput3 -> TextInput4 -> TextInput5 -> TextInput6 -> TextInput7 -> TextInput8 -> TextInput9 -> TextInput10
It seems to be natural for me.
And then, I copied Screen1:
After that, the tab orders are like this:
TextInput1 -> TextInput2 -> TextInput5 -> TextInput6 -> TextInput9 -> TextInput10 -> TextInput3 -> TextInput4 -> TextInput7 -> TextInput8
It seems very strange for me.
Unfortunately, This order could no longer be undone because I found none of properties has changed for those controls .
I don't know what is going on inside Power Apps while I just copied the Screen, but anyway I would like the tab order to be natural when using containers.
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