This may seem like a bit of a noobie question but are variables in powerApps session variables or global variables? I will have multiple users using my app and i am wanting to use a single screen for a gallery display. The filter is based on a variable i set on the user screen when they click on a button. I have a Green Line which i want to display the production plan for the green line (so the variable is set to Green Line for the filter) but I dont want the Blue Line to overwrite this variable if they click on the same screen - hence the question. I dont particularly want to create individual screens for the same purpose and have to hard code the filter criteria

Hi all I need help with applying a filter to a gallery. There are quite a few criteria i want to apply and cant seem to quite get the syntax correct. My current code is as follows: Filter( [@'FLT Requests'], Location = "WS" And TruckType = "Combi" And Completed = false And Allocated = false Or Allocated = true And AllocatedTo = "WS-Combi1" ), I need to show all the requests for the specific location and truck that are open BUT ALSO ones that the driver has provisonally picked up as next jobs. This code shows all records and i cant seem to find the correct way of constructing the filter Any help would be appreciated

Well its official - i have now published my first Power App in a production environment within my company!!!! It is only as basic app for production line replenishment for the forklifts (basically works as a job system for a taxi driver) and it went into live testing this morning on 2 production lines. I have tried to use all the recommendations i have seen from various videos made by Darren (making sure i use patch and not forms etc) and i just wanted to say a huge thank you to Darren and Kurt for the informative videos which have really excited me with the potential applications in Power Apps. Keep up the great work!!! 🙏

There is the way to code they teach in schools. Then there is a way that @Kurt Larson teaches. You should distill your code down into it's simplest and most efficient form. Kurt will be leading the workshop today! It will be a treat! https://www.skool.com/power-apps-community/workshop-06-gain-the-keys-to-collections-32924-1pm-est

Hi. I have designed a screen that has various large buttons for use on a production line. This screen is to request a forklift driver for various tasks - replenish raw materials, request pallets, empty skips etc. What I would like to do is have a pop up window for the buttons that require a user input - this is typically going to be one field. For example, if they request pallets, then they need to select either Standard or Euros - then click submit. All other information posted to the sharepoint list will be handled using the Patch function. Once they click submit, then they are returned to the main screen. Is this possible?