Hi Andrew, I almost never comment on videos. I have been working on trying to develop a particular app for the last week, I am totally new to this. I have watched literally dozens of hours of youtube tutorials on PowerApps and you solved my biggest challenge within 10 minutes. A million thanks to you sir!
Thanks you so much for this video! I was pulling my hair out. I had a very similar pair of galleries, but had a checkbox in the left hand side gallery to select an item (rather than rely on clicking it like you did). The code still worked exactly how you did it, even with a checkbox. Great video! 😀😀
Hi Andrew. Great Video! Can you advise, or maybe you have a video on this topic. How to filter second gallery on "column" from first gallery? not selected. First gallery is already filtered. I cannot find solution for this issue :( Thanks again!
Hi Dulat, love the cat smiling image. But let's see if I can understand what you're asking.. so you have 2 galleries, you filter the second gallery, then you filter more by clicking on a dropdown based on a column from the first gallery?
Andrew as any monday Incredible work! I already had an application with other gallery methodology. But in case I want to add a SearchBox, I can't make it compatible. I will try in this way
Awesome Javier! Feel free to check out my other video on search boxes: ruclips.net/video/B_7pBBxXxdw/видео.html Let me know if you can get it to work as you'd like.
Great stuff! You got a haircut. I got one for you, is it possible to show/hide a form based on if the user is in a requestor person field, a contacts multi-select person field, or is in a SharePoint user group?
Yep, hair was getting too long :D.. Yeah all of that sounds possible. Thanks for watching Jonathan, I'll see if I can incorporate that into a future video
Hi Andrew - Great job on this video. I am developing a very similar power app but I need to add button(s) outside of the cascading gallery. If I take your scenario, how can I insert a button outside of the gallery and if(Add Vanilla to Ice Cream is in the cascading gallery) show button, otherwise, hide the button. I’ve tried so many formulas and nothing is working. I appreciate any help you can provide.
Hi Anna, I'd have to see the app, I'm having a difficult time trying to visualize what you're trying to do here. But for your button maybe you want the button to be if then on the DisplayMode, either View or Edit. That way the button doesn't disappear it just isn't clickable. But what you could do is break out the cascading gallery fields using a Split function. Then check if Add Vanilla is in the split function. Not sure of the exact formula but that is the idea :)
Hi Deepak, sorry I work for the government and do not offer any services currently, besides my videos. If you have video ideas, that may be a way to get future help.
Hi Andrew, I almost never comment on videos. I have been working on trying to develop a particular app for the last week, I am totally new to this. I have watched literally dozens of hours of youtube tutorials on PowerApps and you solved my biggest challenge within 10 minutes. A million thanks to you sir!
Wooo Wooo! Thanks for commenting Prism and glad you figured it out!
Thanks you so much for this video! I was pulling my hair out. I had a very similar pair of galleries, but had a checkbox in the left hand side gallery to select an item (rather than rely on clicking it like you did). The code still worked exactly how you did it, even with a checkbox. Great video! 😀😀
Wooooo! Noice! Easy win! Thanks for watching!
Hi Andrew, another great video. Your contents always helpful and gives new ideas, appreciate your knowledge sharing :)
Thanks for watching again Imran!
@@andrewhess123 , you are welcome Andrew 👍
This helped me out in a big way. Great content!
Awesome Thank SeriousGeorge!
Very good use case. Many apps will need this. 👍👍
Thank you Darren, so true! 😀
Great job! The simplest the best.. Thanks for sharing...
Thanks so much Dan! Thanks for the support!
Hi Andrew. Great Video! Can you advise, or maybe you have a video on this topic. How to filter second gallery on "column" from first gallery? not selected. First gallery is already filtered. I cannot find solution for this issue :( Thanks again!
Hi Dulat, love the cat smiling image. But let's see if I can understand what you're asking.. so you have 2 galleries, you filter the second gallery, then you filter more by clicking on a dropdown based on a column from the first gallery?
Andrew as any monday Incredible work!
I already had an application with other gallery methodology. But in case I want to add a SearchBox, I can't make it compatible. I will try in this way
Awesome Javier! Feel free to check out my other video on search boxes: ruclips.net/video/B_7pBBxXxdw/видео.html
Let me know if you can get it to work as you'd like.
Great stuff! You got a haircut.
I got one for you, is it possible to show/hide a form based on if the user is in a requestor person field, a contacts multi-select person field, or is in a SharePoint user group?
Yep, hair was getting too long :D.. Yeah all of that sounds possible. Thanks for watching Jonathan, I'll see if I can incorporate that into a future video
Is there a way to make the gallery on the right show up blank intially? By their being now initial selection?
You could use the visible property to make it not visible before someone hits the button or OnSelect property on the left gallery
Hi Andrew - Great job on this video. I am developing a very similar power app but I need to add button(s) outside of the cascading gallery. If I take your scenario, how can I insert a button outside of the gallery and if(Add Vanilla to Ice Cream is in the cascading gallery) show button, otherwise, hide the button. I’ve tried so many formulas and nothing is working. I appreciate any help you can provide.
Hi Anna, I'd have to see the app, I'm having a difficult time trying to visualize what you're trying to do here. But for your button maybe you want the button to be if then on the DisplayMode, either View or Edit. That way the button doesn't disappear it just isn't clickable.
But what you could do is break out the cascading gallery fields using a Split function. Then check if Add Vanilla is in the split function. Not sure of the exact formula but that is the idea :)
@Andrew Hess - Hi Andrew, your this video help me to solve one of my use case requirement. you are awesome. how do i can reach for any further help
Hi Deepak, sorry I work for the government and do not offer any services currently, besides my videos. If you have video ideas, that may be a way to get future help.
Excelent
Thank you!
This is a great video on filtering a gallery based on another, but it's really not cascading.
Thanks for watching, it's an oldie but a goodie 😆. You're right I'm sure we could create way better content on cascading galleries now