Hi all, some random Bubbling building out a horizontally scrolling repeating group with sorting, pagination, and a dynamic number of items displayed per page. All in vanilla Bubble 
There are some advanced methods in here but itās good for all skill levels! Enjoy!
View the live results: https://elissandbox.bubbleapps.io/
Play around in the editor: https://bubble.io/page?version=test&type=page&name=index&id=elissandbox&tab=tabs-1
Hey @eli,
Cool video. I havenāt done too much with option sets so this was helpful to see. That 72 option filtering task you mentioned near the beginning sounds like a nightmare hahaha.
Thanks for posting this.
Thanks Eli, I hadnāt thought of using Option Sets in this way. So this was quite illuminating.
Cheers mate.
BM
Imo, Option Sets are completely underrated and one of the most useful features in Bubble! Glad to be of service
Ha! Happy to do my part, Brandon 
Thanks for sharing this @eli, very useful.
I used it to modify my previous approach for constructing a 20x20 grid and using it in my rpg-helper app that I just launched in a first version.
Found it to be a bit faster than using the āList of Numbersā (from the Toolbox plugin) as the base.
Still a bit slower than I would like but better is still better.
genius sir. pure genius.
i was banging my head against the wall trying to figure out how to make a horizontally scrolling table.
not only would I have skipped over option sets as the solution (when I first saw these appear in the editor, i simply shrugged my shoulders), i donāt think i wouldāve ever figured out the conditional text fundamentals to make the whole thing work. 
Happy it was useful!
@eli is there a way to sort by multiple criteria? i.e sort names alphabetically and by status?
Also, if i have ānon primative data typesā eg. A list of a custom Data type, how could I use that as an attribute in my option sets?
@eli ā this was as awesome video! For a relative beginner, there is a wealth of possibilities in here. Thus, thank you for doing this!
I do have a question: Iāve used this to experiment with a set up similar to the Netflix streaming home screen when you first log in. Scroll up and down for genre or category, and side to side in that category. Do you think it is possible to set up a condition where it passes over a row (referencing my version of this) and then makes that row disappear from view if there is no content? Example: if you have 3 rows; Comedy, Drama, Horrorā¦and there was no Drama, could that row somehow be set to condense down so that just Comedy and Horror appear, with no blank row/gap inbetween?
Hopefully that makes senseā¦and if you can lend a thought, that would be awesome!
āMarty
@eli thanks for making this video. I was blown away at the additional possibilities of option sets.
Re RGs, have you tried making it so that users can āfreezeā columns? For example, making a sticky leftmost-column as default, and potentially allowing the user to expand the freeze selection?
Iām building a comparison site that relies on robust filtering of tables to query my DB so the closer I can get to full āpivot-tableā functionality like youād have in Excel/Google Sheets is the aim. Any other tricks youāve come across that would help me to that end would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
That would be great!
Took a look and didnāt see anything about sorting based on option set. Any way to do that which Iām missing?
