Current row label as display name for view

From a table, I open selected records in an dashboard view via

LINKTOROW([AuftragNummer], "Veranstaltung Details Dashboard")

Now I want to display the current record's label as the view's name, but I can't figure out how to reference the current record in the view display name formula builder.

Veranstaltungen[Label] just gives me ALL labels of the table as view name. [_THISROW] does not work here. 

It's probably something super simple, but I can't figure it out. OR it is not possible at all, who knows. Please help!

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In general , view names cannot be record based. Please imagine user 1 is displaying record A and user 2 is displaying record B in  the same view in  their respective devices. In such cases, there will be conflict of view names displayed.

In display name expression window ,you will clearly see the following warning:

Suvrutt_Gurjar_0-1729160530971.png

In general, in view display names, one can display values that are user specific. For example from a User table , one could display name of the user as the view name. But this will need User table to have one row per user that has user's email as one column.

For example, the user's name can be displayed as view name with an expression something like below in the display name of the view setting.

ANY(SELECT(Users[Name], [Email]=USEREMAIL()))

Here [Email] is the column in the Users table that has email of the app user.

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In general , view names cannot be record based. Please imagine user 1 is displaying record A and user 2 is displaying record B in  the same view in  their respective devices. In such cases, there will be conflict of view names displayed.

In display name expression window ,you will clearly see the following warning:

Suvrutt_Gurjar_0-1729160530971.png

In general, in view display names, one can display values that are user specific. For example from a User table , one could display name of the user as the view name. But this will need User table to have one row per user that has user's email as one column.

For example, the user's name can be displayed as view name with an expression something like below in the display name of the view setting.

ANY(SELECT(Users[Name], [Email]=USEREMAIL()))

Here [Email] is the column in the Users table that has email of the app user.

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