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I am looking to use the copy() function in PowerApps as a workaround for copying a list of ID numbers directly to clipboard in PowerBI. I am new to the PowerApps and am not quite sure what I am doing wrong here.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) )

Can anyone help point me in the right direction? I saw some discussion about collecting items in a gallery with checkboxes, but ideally I could create 1 button that could copy the entire list to clipboard with 1 click.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) ) Returns only one value

ForAll(PowerBIIntegration.Data,Copy('Load ID_Column1'.Text)) Error

Copy('SO#'.Text) Returns only one value

I am looking to use the copy() function in PowerApps as a workaround for copying a list of ID numbers directly to clipboard in PowerBI. I am new to the PowerApps and am not quite sure what I am doing wrong here.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) )

Can anyone help point me in the right direction? I saw some discussion about collecting items in a gallery with checkboxes, but ideally I could create 1 button that could copy the entire list to clipboard with 1 click.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) ) Returns only one value

ForAll(PowerBIIntegration.Data,Copy('Load ID_Column1'.Text)) Error

Copy('SO#'.Text) Returns only one value

• powerapps
• powerapps-canvas
• powerapps-formula
• powerapps-collection
• powerapps-selected-items

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Power Apps has the Concat function which makes combining strings from a table much easier.

For your case, you can try something like this which will copy a specified field from all rows in your gallery separated by a comma:

Copy(Concat(Gallery3.AllItems, ColumnToCopy & If(!IsBlank(ColumnToCopy), ",")));

Alternatively, you can separate all values with a new line:

Copy(Concat(Gallery3.AllItems, ColumnToCopy & If(!IsBlank(ColumnToCopy), Char(10))));

Just be sure to swap out ColumnToCopy with your BOL field.

I am looking to use the copy() function in PowerApps as a workaround for copying a list of ID numbers directly to clipboard in PowerBI. I am new to the PowerApps and am not quite sure what I am doing wrong here.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) )

Can anyone help point me in the right direction? I saw some discussion about collecting items in a gallery with checkboxes, but ideally I could create 1 button that could copy the entire list to clipboard with 1 click.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) ) Returns only one value

ForAll(PowerBIIntegration.Data,Copy('Load ID_Column1'.Text)) Error

Copy('SO#'.Text) Returns only one value

I am looking to use the copy() function in PowerApps as a workaround for copying a list of ID numbers directly to clipboard in PowerBI. I am new to the PowerApps and am not quite sure what I am doing wrong here.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) )

Can anyone help point me in the right direction? I saw some discussion about collecting items in a gallery with checkboxes, but ideally I could create 1 button that could copy the entire list to clipboard with 1 click.

ForAll( Filter(Gallery3.AllItems,Not(IsBlank('BOL#'))), Copy('BOL#'.Text) ) Returns only one value

ForAll(PowerBIIntegration.Data,Copy('Load ID_Column1'.Text)) Error

Copy('SO#'.Text) Returns only one value

• powerapps
• powerapps-canvas
• powerapps-formula
• powerapps-collection
• powerapps-selected-items

Share Improve this question Follow asked Nov 19, 2024 at 8:31 wes raineywes rainey 1

Add a comment  | 

1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 0

Power Apps has the Concat function which makes combining strings from a table much easier.

For your case, you can try something like this which will copy a specified field from all rows in your gallery separated by a comma:

Copy(Concat(Gallery3.AllItems, ColumnToCopy & If(!IsBlank(ColumnToCopy), ",")));

Alternatively, you can separate all values with a new line:

Copy(Concat(Gallery3.AllItems, ColumnToCopy & If(!IsBlank(ColumnToCopy), Char(10))));

Just be sure to swap out ColumnToCopy with your BOL field.

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