Is it possible to display a gallery with 31 days as columns vs. 15 rows?

[WebPortal]

Is it possible to display a gallery with 31 days as columns vs. 15 rows?

It seems impossible to increase the wrapcount above 10...

This makes it very difficult to display a month calendar horizontally, is it possible at all?

[RandyHayes]

@WebPortal 

Yes, use a horizontal gallery, not a vertical gallery!

I hope this is helpful for you.

[WebPortal]

@RandyHayes 

Thank you, but then the 15 rows must be hard-coded, right? I mean, the maximum wrapcount is 10.

[v-jefferni]

Hi @WebPortal ,

There is no way to achieve your need by using either vertical or horizontal Galleries because of the limit of 10 wrap count. Actually, I can't find a way to use any system default controls to achieve that goal. It feels like using component framework is a choice, but I'm not an expert on this. You may try and post a new thread in Pro-Dev forum for help:

Power Apps Pro Dev & ISV - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

Hope this helps.

Best regards,

Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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[WebPortal]

Thanks, the solution I found was to create two galleries, and play with the Visible properties and the CountRows(Gallery.AllItems).

Not pretty, but it works!

[RandyHayes]

@WebPortal 

Not sure I am understanding the dilema...if you have a Horizontal Gallery, you can make it 1 to hundreds of columns.

If your concern is to get a month (let's say 31 days) in a horizontal format, then the Horizontal gallery is all you need.  The Wrap Count is not relevant at that point.

You certainly would not want to create 2 galleries to try and achieve 1.

Here is a standard month calendar - it is only 1 Gallery

And here, flattened into (in this case) 31 days:

What is it that you are looking for different than that?

[WebPortal]

@RandyHayes 

Say you have a team of 15 elements.

You may display 31 days on a horizontal gallery with a scroll.

But how about the rows (ie the team members)?

What if you have 1000 members? There should be a vertical scroll as well. Or a pagination somehow.

[RandyHayes]

@WebPortal 

Ah yes, that is done with a nested Gallery in the Horizontal gallery.  I've done those type of "team" boards and "project" progress calendar boards many times.

But, you're really looking at a different dataset when you get to that point.  In other words, your dates are the first dataset, but what is IN those dates is a second dataset.

However, with the above, I don't recall ever dealing with wrap counts or anything like that to achieve it - so what problem did you run into that caused you to go down that road?

[WebPortal]

@RandyHayes 

The main issue is to have the user image and name "frozen" at the left of the gallery, so that when the user scrolls horizontally, still sees this information.

The same happens with the header (days). It should be "frozen" at the top, just like in Excel.

[johnjohn123]

@WebPortal @RandyHayes @v-jefferni i am facing the same issue how i can show the Calendar as follow:-