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Card controls are the building blocks of the Edit form and Display form controls in canvas apps. The form represents the entire record, and each card represents a single field of that record.

You can interact with cards most easily in the right-hand pane after you select a form control in the design workspace. In that pane, you can choose which fields to show, how to show each field, and in what order to show them. This example shows an Edit form control in an app built from a list that's named Assets.

In addition to containing controls, cards themselves are controls that have properties and formulas just like any other control. When you choose to display a field on a form, the right-hand pane automatically creates the card for you and generates the needed formulas. We can see these formulas in the Advanced tab of the right-hand pane:

We immediately see one of the most important properties of the card: the DataField property. This property indicates which field of the data source the user sees and can edit in this card.

On the Advanced tab, the banner at the top indicates that the properties of this card are locked. A lock icon also appears next to the DataField, DisplayName, and Required properties. The right-hand pane created these formulas, and the lock prevents accidental changes to these properties.

Let's modify the DisplayName to put a space between Asset and ID. By making this change, we're altering what was generated for us. In the right-hand pane, this card has a different label:

We've now taken control over this card and can modify it further to fit our need. But we've lost the ability to change the card from one representation to another (for example, single-line text to multi-line text) as we did before. We've transformed the predefined card into a "custom card" that we now control.

You can change the appearance and behavior of an unlocked card in a variety of ways, such as adding and deleting controls within it. For example, you can add a star shape from the Icons menu on the Insert tab.

We can do the same thing on the second screen of this app, where we use a Display form control to display the details of a record. In this case, we may want to hide the label (set the Visible property of the label, not the card, to false) because the user won't edit the URL on that screen:

Below are some guidelines for how controls should work with their card and how the cards should work with the form. These are only guidelines. As with any control in Power Apps, you can create formulas that reference any other control in Power Apps, and that's no less true for cards and controls within cards. Be creative: you can create an app in many ways.

The Default property of every card should be set to ThisItem.FieldName. Under certain circumstances, you might want to transform this value on the way in. For example, you might want to format a string or translate the value from one language to another.

Each control within the card should reference Parent.Default to get at the field's value. This strategy provides a level of encapsulation for the card so that the card's Default property can change without changing the internal formulas of the card.

By default, DefaultValue and Required properties are taken from the data source's metadata based on the DataField property. You can override these formulas with your own logic, integrating the data source's metadata by using the DataSourceInfo function.

After the user modifies a record by using controls in the cards, the SubmitForm function saves those changes to the data source. When that function runs, the form control reads the values of each card's DataField property to know what field to change.

The form control also reads the value of each card's Update property. This value will be stored in the data source for this field. This is the place to apply another transform, perhaps to reverse the transform that was applied in the card's Default formula.

The Valid property is driven from the metadata of the data source, based on the DataField property. It's also based on the Required property and whether the Update property contains a value. If the value on the Update property isn't valid, the Error property provides a user-friendly error message.

If the DataField property of a card is blank, the card is just a container of controls. Its Valid and Update properties don't participate when the form is submitted.

To populate these controls with data, their properties can be driven from the properties of the card, through these key formulas. Note that formulas refer to a specific field. Instead, all information comes from the card.

Hello. I have built a page in DOMO that has several cards. Most of the cards are filter cards, but some display the data in tables based on the filters from their associated filter cards. There is also 1 master card that is supposed to accumulate all the data from the different table cards on the same page. I can get any one of the feeder table cards to populate the master card, but not more than one at a time. The data from the [feeder] table cards needs to be added to the data from the other feeder table cards in the master card, and NOT replaced to only reflect the data from one feeder table card at a time. How can I get multiple cards to populate their individual data into a main card?

I would consider creating a Magic ETL that appends all your datasets together into a single dataset that would be used for all your cards on this page. You can add a constant for each dataset before appending to make it easy for you to create the card for each of your "feeder" cards because you can use that constant as a filter behind the scenes on the card to have it display that specific dataset, while still being from a single dataset that all the cards are using. Your ETL would look something like this:

Hello Mark. Thanks for responding. As far as the data flows, all the the cards are built from the same data set. Does that make a difference with regards to your suggested data flow? Also, the point of the append card is so the page user can change the filters as needed and then easily download the append card data into an excel spreadsheet.

Mark, as a follow up comment, I should note, the relationships of the cards in the picture are important as they determine how the data is produced in the various red data cards. Card 1 and card 2 filter for and produce the data in card 3. Card 1 only affects the filters in card 2. Card 2 affects the data in card 3 and the filter in card 4. Card 3 is only meant as a repository for the first line of filters (cards 1 & 2) and is the first compilation of data to be dumped into the append card. A one time filter for marketing, parts, and orgs will not produce the desired results. Every time a user chooses filters from the first 2 filters in each row of cards, it affects the filters in the following row and produces specific data that needs to be captured. The next row of filters produces specific data that needs to be captured and also affects the filters in the following row. After speaking with our resident DOMO expert, he believes your earlier suggestion will not produce the desired results, and since all the cards are coming from the same data set, we don't think the data flow needs to be changed. Please correct me if we are mistaken. That said, is it possible to simply append the data from each of the data cards (cards 3, 6, & 9) into the append card?

All appending is done in dataflows, not in cards. When you say that all cards are coming from the same dataset, is that just the same origin, or they are all actual powered by the same dataset? You can tell by editing a card, and looking at the dataset name on the left side above the dimensions and measures. If all 10 cards show the same dataset name, then it is just a matter of setting the correct interaction settings on the append card.

All 10 the cards are actually powered by the same data set. How could I change the interaction settings on the append card so the other cards will not further refine/filter the data in the append card, but add the data from each feeder/data card?

When no filters are selected on your dashboard, your append card should be showing all your data. If it isn't, you need to see what filters are set on it in Analyzer that are keeping it from showing everything.

Then, edit your dashboard and choose Edit Content on each of your filter cards and choose Change Interaction. Change it from Apply to all Cards on Dashboard to Apply to selected cards and choose the appropriate cards they should interact with. For example, Card 1 filter should interact with Card 2 filter, Card 3 data and the Append Card. 17dc91bb1f

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