MIssing property field on gallery

[enlitzinger]

Would anyone know why Gallery, property field would be missing from the drop down list?  I'm trying to set the gallery on 1 field within a DB, but that field is not there...all the others are.  

I added this field (column) recently to my sharepoint list (DB source).  The combobox exists in the form for the list.  I updated the DB linkage as well to no avail.  

[mdevaney]

@enlitzinger
Two ideas:

#1 Refresh the datasource from the left side menu. Click on the SP list then Refresh.

#2 What type of column it in SharePoint? Some column types liked Calculated cannot be used in a filter.

A re-explaination of your issue or a screenshot might help. I found your description a little hard to understand.

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[enlitzinger]

#1 Refresh the datasource from the left side menu. Click on the SP list then Refresh.  -  check, issue resides.

#2 What type of column it in SharePoint? Some column types liked Calculated cannot be used in a filter.  Multiselect, select all is checked.

A re-explaination of your issue or a screenshot might help. I found your description a little hard to understand.  Screen shot attached if it helps.  The field I would like to be displayed in the gallery is Communication Type, which is not an option from the field selections on the right side control panel, but is an option and working correctly on the source list (in SP and via the powerapp form).    

[Drrickryp]

Hi @enlitzinger 

If the above doesn't work, try refreshing the list from within SharePoint.

[enlitzinger]

I've tried but no success with refreshes in SP itself, powerapps data sources.  Even did the ole' power down power up routine.  This one has me stumped, I'm sure it obvious but its just not firing for me. 

[mdevaney · Accepted solution]

@enlitzinger 

Showing multi-select inside of a title is not possible to find in the dropdown because you cannot show it in a label as is.  It's a table of values: not text.

Instead, you would need to create a label and then put something like this in the Text property.

Concat(ThisItem.'Communication Type', Value&" ")

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