You can use the third parameter of the Navigate function to pass extra parameters to the context of the screen being navigated to. For example, if your first screen has a dropdown and a text input control that you want to pass the values to the next screen, you can use the following expression:
Navigate(DetailScreen1, ScreenTransition.Fade, { text: TextInput1.Value, dropdownChoice: Dropdown1.Selected.Value })
In the DetailScreen1, you can use those context variables as they'll be available.
Here's an example: the dropdown in the first screen contains a list of sections, and after selecting one you would navigate to another page:
In the "right arrow", we can set the following OnSelect property:
Navigate(ProductsScreen, ScreenTransition.Fade, { selectedSection: Dropdown1.Selected.Value })
In the ProductsScreen, you can then have a gallery whose items are filtered based on that value that was passed:
Items: Filter(AllProducts, Section = selectedSection)
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