Form will not scroll to bottom

[ahohman]

From SharePoint Online, I have selected "Customize Form" and created my form in PowerApps, and of course, published it back to the SharePoint site.  The issue is that when I'm back on the site, and I scroll down on the form, the scrollbar stops short and you can't see the bottom of the form unless you use your mouse wheel to scroll down.  How do I fix this?

[AGroegelich]

Hi @ahohman.,

I had the same problem on form. Make sure that the two (or three) fields at the bottom have the same height. Or at least make sure that the first column is the same or higher than the other fields.

[ahohman]

Went through my form and reset the height of each data card to be exactly the same.  Made no difference.  Any other thoughts?

[AGroegelich]

Without testing: What happens if you make the form a bit higher? I mean more than is needed  for the field that are on the form.

[v-xida-msft]

Hi @ahohman ，

Could you please share a bit more about your issue?

Do you mean that you could not scroll down to the bottom of the form using the Scrollbar?

Based on the issue that you mentioned, I have made a test on my side, and don't have the issue that you mentioned. The Scrollbar works well in my custom form app.

On your side, please consider edit your custom form, then set the Height property of the SharePointForm1 to following:

App.Height

set the Width property of the SharePointForm1 to following:

App.Width

then re-published your app, then check if the issue is solved.

If the issue still exists, please consider remove the custom form in your SP List, then re-add a new one for it, check if the issue is fixed.

Best regards,

[JosephBoland]

I have the same problem:  On a custom Power Apps form for SharePoint online, the vertical scroll bar is not aligned correctly with the form height.  As a result, the scroll bar reaches its bottom well before form bottom is reached.  Setting Height = App.Height does not help.

The roller on a mouse can be used to easily move up and down across the entire form, so this is the best workaround.

[PMCVieira]

Any solution?

[PowerAppsJunkie]

This is still an issue in 2023.  SP forms and scrolling stopping and forcing mouse to continue is not something that is a good user experience.  Using App.Height or ActiveScreen.Height do not work, embedding a form in a container does not work.  If you fix your height specifically it will work so is there a bug in the dynamic check of what your app / screen height are when using Power Apps forms?

[DublinOH_User]

@PowerAppsJunkie 

Thank you for posting about setting the Height and Width to a fixed number to the form. It did work for me as well, even in a container.
Wish there would have been a prompt or documentation on the Microsoft Form page.

Any way to get a form to scroll - set H & W to a fixed number, not a reference!