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Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

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Posted on by Ahtesham 111

Hi Experts,

I added new button on subgrid using ribbon workbench,

But it is getting hide when I'm selecting any record

PFB SS.

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Kindly help

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  • meelamri Profile Picture
    meelamri 13,216 User Group Leader on at
    RE: Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

    Hi,

    Can you please share your Ribbon workbench configuration. (Enable rules && Display rules)

  • Ahtesham Profile Picture
    Ahtesham 111 on at
    RE: Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

    Hi PFB

    Enable Rule

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    Control

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    Command

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    a33ik Profile Picture
    a33ik 84,331 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

    Hello,

    I believe inside command of the button there is a "Selection Count" rule. Remove it and you're done.

  • mof Profile Picture
    mof on at
    RE: Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

    did you find any solution? I facing the same issue!!!

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    XM-22040801-0 Profile Picture
    XM-22040801-0 11 on at
    RE: Subgrid Ribbon button getting hide on record select

     mof A sub-grid button without any enable rules will be hidden if you select one or more rows. It will only be displayed if no row is selected. It is the default behavior.

    To display it when one ore more rows are selected, you need to add an enable rule. If you use Ribbon Workbench, the answer is given above.

    If you use the Command-bar Designer (of Power Apps), you can use this Formula:

    CountRows(Self.Selected.AllItems) > 0

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