MathieuWuyts

We would like to implement the function to see all the members of the Team it is installed in. Is this possible? If it's easy to code I could implement...

That's what I thought. I tried implementing it: >Set( hasLoaded; false );; Switch(teamViewType;"Directs";ClearCollect(thisTeamList;Office365Users.DirectReportsV2(teamViewParentEmail).value.mail);"Peers"; //Clear(thisTeamList);; //Patch(thisTeamList;Defaults(thisTeamList);{mail:Office365Users.ManagerV2(teamViewParentEmail).mail});; //ClearCollect(thisTmpTeamList;Office365Users.DirectReportsV2(Office365Users.ManagerV2(teamViewParentEmail).mail).value.mail));; //Collect(thisTeamList;SortByColumns(thisTmpTeamList;"mail";Ascending));; ClearCollect( thisTeamList; RenameColumns( ShowColumns( Filter( Users; Status = ‘Status (Users)’.Enabled; EndsWith(‘Primary Email’; “@xxx.xx”)...

Seems easier with a picture: 

That I get, that's done in mine. I also changed the My Team button with the filter, but I get errors saying there is an operator expected, but I don't...

Wow you were right. Sloppy. This is what I have now for the OnSelect My Team/Peers button:  Still got errors, saying unexpected characters(?)

Literally copied it, when I press the My Team button in the preview it doesn't do anything. The Pinned List stays open. When I press the Pinned List button the...

 

Looks like a new gallery works correct: 

I get these red things when trying: