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Hello, 

I'm currently taking my first steps in Powerapps, but I'm stuck on one point.
I have 6 checkboxes and 6 flows. Now I want to press a button which checks whether a checkbox is checked and if so, a flow should be executed.
Then the 2nd checkbox should be checked (regardless of whether the first checkbox is checked or not and whether the 1st flow was executed) and if the 2nd one is checked, the 2nd flow should be executed and so on for all 6 checkboxes.
I have done the following with the button on select, but unfortunately this does not work. 
 
If (Checkbox1.Value = true ; Nachricht1.Run()) ;
If (Checkbox2.Value = true ; Nachricht2.Run()) ;
If (Checkbox3.Value = true ; Nachricht3.Run()) ;
If (Checkbox4.Value = true ; Nachricht4.Run()) ;
If (Checkbox5.Value = true ; Nachricht5.Run()) ;
If (Checkbox6.Value = true ; Nachricht6.Run()) ;
 
Can anyone help here?
Many thanks in advance!
 

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level36 77 on at

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Hi,

It looks like you are using a ";" to separate statements within your Ifs. In an if statement, you separate the condition from the true and false values using a ",".

Try the below code to see if that works better for you.

If(Checkbox1.Value = true, Nachricht1.Run()); If(Checkbox2.Value = true, Nachricht2.Run()); If(Checkbox3.Value = true, Nachricht3.Run()); If(Checkbox4.Value = true, Nachricht4.Run()); If(Checkbox5.Value = true, Nachricht5.Run()); If(Checkbox6.Value = true, Nachricht6.Run());

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CU31071426-3 6 on at

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Unfortunately its not working, it looks like that (only did it for 2 as example and the first Flow Name is Nachricht.Run) :
But looks like the "," has a problem

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Daniel Bocklandt 5,099 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hey,

since you are using the german version of Power apps this should help you:
If (Checkbox1.Value = true ; Nachricht1.Run());; If (Checkbox2.Value = true ; Nachricht2.Run());; If (Checkbox3.Value = true ; Nachricht3.Run());; If (Checkbox4.Value = true ; Nachricht4.Run());; If (Checkbox5.Value = true ; Nachricht5.Run());; If (Checkbox6.Value = true ; Nachricht6.Run());;

The german version uses ";" instead of "," and ";;" instead of ";" at the end of every if statement.

If my answer helped you please accept it as solution to help others find a solution to this problem as well.

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kevinjeronne on at

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the syntax for an if statement is
If (
Condition ,
// true statement - put what should happen if the condition is true
Checkbox1.Value = true ; Nachricht1.Run() ,
//false statement - put what should happen if the condition is false it could be blank if there are nothing needed to happen
)

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