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On button click, check if there are blank values in SharePoint list

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I'm working on an app which should check if there are any blank values when I click a button.

I have two SharePoint lists: 'Deliveries' and 'Pallets_1'.

There is a gallery item that is selected, and on the new screen, only the selected delivery is shown - from here, I can create X number of pallets (created in 'Pallets_1'), which needs to have the measurements "Height", "Length" and "Width".

 

When clicking "Complete", it should check if all measurements in the pallets linked to the same Title as 'Deliveries' have any data in them - if not, then an alert will display; if all measurements have data, then it will patch (the patch function is already working).

 

Trying my hand at pseudocode:

 

Match the Title in Deliveries with the Title in Pallets_1
Then look at all pallets with the same Title, and check if the measurements are blank - if blank, notify the user that there are inputs missing

 

 

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  • Verified answer
    victorcp Profile Picture
    2,350 Moderator on at

    Try this:

    If(

     IsEmpty(

      Filter(

       Deliveries,

       Title = <Title from Pallets_1>,

       IsBlank(<Height_Field>) || IsBlank(<Length_Field>) || IsBlank(<Width_Field>)

       )

      ),

     Notify(<Alert>),

     Patch(...)

    )

  • Gochix Profile Picture
    1,935 Moderator on at

    Written without checks. Please try :

     

    With({
    Matching:Filter(Deliveries,Title = Pallets_1.Title)
    },
    If(Filter(Matching,Length = Blank()),Notify("Error",NotificationType.Information,5000))
    )

     
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  • MVP-Phipps Profile Picture
    3,508 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    This will do it:

    With({
    Matching:Filter(Deliveries,Title = Pallets_1.Title)
    },
    If(Filter(Matching,Length = Blank()),Notify("Error",NotificationType.Error))
    )

    Please Accept as Solution if it solves your question. Or just give it a Thumbs Up if it is helpful because this can help others.

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  • AlexTheKidd Profile Picture
    178 on at

    Tried the snippet from both @phipps0218 and @Gochix , and both shows the following issues (ignore delegation warning):

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  • Verified answer
    Gochix Profile Picture
    1,935 Moderator on at

    You can try the solution @victorcp provided :

    If(
    
     IsEmpty(
    
     Filter(
    
     Deliveries,
    
     Title in Pallets_1.Title,
    
     IsBlank(<Height_Field>) || IsBlank(<Length_Field>) || IsBlank(<Width_Field>)
    
     )
    
     ),
    
     Notify(<Alert>),
    
     Patch(...)
    
    )


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  • AlexTheKidd Profile Picture
    178 on at

    You are correct! I tried it at first, but didn't work - I must've missed something when I first tried it. Thanks to @victorcp, and @Gochix for pushing me to try it! This community is absolutely amazing!!

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