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Repeating tables in PowerApps
I guess that's not what Sreeni is looking for. Laura article is about displaying data from 2 SharePoint lists. What Infopath was used to be able to do was to create an entry form for users to input data on a repeating tabet. For example in a plane tickets booking scenario where the user enters first name, last name and age of 'person 1' and then clicks on a + button to add another passenger : the 3 Input fields first name, last name and age are then repeated do user can add a second passenger details. The data was stored in the same SharePoint list with no data binding to a SharePoint column but to an XML file dealt by Infopath.
I'malso looking for such a solution 😁
I was able to find a solution for this in PowerApps. It may not work exactly like Infopath but it is possible. If you'd like to know, I'd be happy to help via PM. Thanks.
- vijendra kondetiFeb 15, 2018Copper ContributorHi,
I am also facing this problem.Please let me know how to approach it.This is my mail id macherla1990@gmail.com.
Thanks.- Sreeni AmruturFeb 15, 2018Copper Contributor
You will have to add a gallery control and the Items property of the control will need to be set to display the items. The gallery will have to be designed to have the fields that you want in the repeating table.The items can be a collection object in PowerApps and the collection will need to be patched/saved up to the data source.
- vijendra kondetiFeb 16, 2018Copper ContributorHi Sreeni,
Thanks for your quick response,I have tried as you suggested but it is not working.Could you please share the screen shots or any POC.
Thanks.
- EricStarkerAug 28, 2018Community Manager
Sreeni Amrutur vijendra kondeti We hope you'll consider avoiding the private message and email routes and post your questions and solutions publicly, so everyone can benefit from your expertise.
- Earlline AlcideJun 24, 2019Copper Contributor
EricStarker if you're still looking for a way to achieve this I suggest you follow Shane Young's suggestion. I've used it previously and have had no issues
Link to his blog: https://www.petri.com/create-infopath-repeating-tables-sharepoint-powerapps
He also has it documented on his Youtbue channel.
Best of luck
- EricStarkerJun 24, 2019Community Manager
Earlline Alcide Hello! Sounds like a great suggestion, but I think you've tagged the wrong person. I didn't ask the original question.