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Jake_Hembree
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Mar 31, 2023
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SharePoint list (not site) image carousel

I'm looking for a way to create an image carousel in a list. Currently I have a list that displays an image using: { "$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/v2/column-formatti...
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    ganeshsanap
    Apr 04, 2023

    Jake_Hembree You can use setValue in customRowAction to update column value based on another column values like: 

     

    "customRowAction":{
    "action": "setValue",
    "actionInput": {
      "FieldInternalName_1": [$FieldInternalName_2] + 1,
      "UpdateState": "=Number(@now)"
    }
}

     

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Jake_Hembree
Brass Contributor
Apr 03, 2023

ganeshsanap Thank you! That gets me a heck of a lot closer to what I'm trying to do. But I think I can modify it by simply figuring out how to do one thing.

 

I'd like to use a customRowAction (or a button click) to change the value on a column but also rotate through 1, 2, and 3. So if I clicked the column another column would change from 1 to 2,

then if I clicked that exact same column again, it would change from 2 to 3,

and once you clicked it one last time, it would change the 3 back to the 1 where it started.

 

It doesn't even have to be through view formatting, column formatting is okay too. 
Do you know how I could go about doing that?

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ganeshsanap
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Apr 04, 2023

Jake_Hembree You can use setValue in customRowAction to update column value based on another column values like: 

 

"customRowAction":{
    "action": "setValue",
    "actionInput": {
      "FieldInternalName_1": [$FieldInternalName_2] + 1,
      "UpdateState": "=Number(@now)"
    }
}

 

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