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Applies to Product - Power Apps
 

What’s happening?
Commented out code returns a 'true' value unexpectedly when the variable is meant to be false by default.
 

Reason:
This arises from the behavior of a variable when it is commented out. The variable was initially set to true but was intended to be false. Commenting out the variable should recognize the last value, but due to the default value being false, it causes a conflict. Additionally, the Visible attribute requires a specific type of data, and when a variable is commented out, it becomes null, leading to unexpected behavior since the property cannot determine the intended value.
 

Resolution:

  • Test various ways to reproduce this.
  • Confirm if the issue persists with the latest version of the application.
  • Ensure that the variable is not visible when testing.
  • If the issue continues, consider adding a 'false' value to the variable to resolve the unexpected behavior.
  • Gather additional details such as images or screenshots that illustrate the issue.
  • If necessary, update the authoring version to the newest available version in the application.
  • Provide the application URL for further investigation.
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, further investigation may be required, and it is recommended to utilize online resources, including knowledge bases and community forums, for additional support.