Selection of Specific Gallery Item Not Working Consistently

[Anonymous]

Hello All, I need your help again.

I start with a gallery, the items of which are determined by 3 dropdowns:

The Year dropdown is populated by a collection that consists of:

We want the default Year to be 2021, so I have put this formula in the 'DefaultSelectedItems' for the dropdown:

Not sure why, but this default functionality seems to affect the ensuing functionality.

The user can select an item in this gallery to go to another screen that has detailed data.  Once an item is selected, and the user then selects the button, 'View/Edit Monthly Data' the following is coded to happen 'On Select':
EditForm(FinTargetsForm);
Navigate(FinancialTargetsEtAlScreen, ScreenTransition.Cover, {conDefaultSel: LookUp('GMI Workstream Financial Targets', ID=varID)})

varID having been set upon selection of the item in the gallery. The conDefaultSel context variable is passed to the next screen to be used to select an item in a gallery filtered for the first gallery's Year, and Site (showing more than one relevant Workstream if necessary).

Here is a partial of the screen navigated to:

I use the context variable 'conDefaultSel as the default in the second gallery:

This functionality seems to work when the item from the first gallery is Year = 2021, but if I select '2020' in the dropdown, and select a gallery item from the resulting list, often the selection won't work and there is no selected item in the second gallery, so there are no data in the table on the same screen:

Can someone help me understand why this is happening and how to fix it so that the default selection on the second gallery works consistently? Thanks in advance.

[rsaikrishna]

@Anonymous 

Looks like the problem seems to be with values varID and conDefaultSel. 

You can place a label on the 2nd screen to print what value varID and conDefaultSel is referring to?

Regards

Krishna Rachakonda

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[Anonymous]

Hi! Thanks for quick response.

Put those labels in like you suggested:

conDefaultSel label has error: 

but when viewed, conDefaultSel is a record, and seems to be correct:

Is it a problem, being a record?