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A toggle button for 'true'/'false' value in a gallery

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Posted on by Connor_Taylor 143

Hello,

I want to create a toggle button in gallery so users can quickly change a true/false value I have a toggle with the default set as:

ThisItem.Show_Flag

Where 'Show_Flag' is the true/false value in my SQL database.

But this doesn't get the correct value (Usually all true or all false).

 

Also, I have the Onchange value set to:

Patch('[DATA]' , First(Filter( '[DATA]' , Measure_Name=ThisItem.Measure_Name )), {Show_Flag: Toggle1_3.Value} )

I can't tell if the Onchange formula is working correctly and the default value is causing the issue or they are both wrong.

 

Any help appreciated,

 

Thank you

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    v-xida-msft on at

    Hi @Connor_Taylor,

    Is the Show_Flag column a Bit type column in your SQL table?

    Do you mean that the Show_Flag column value could not be displayed correctly within your Gallery?

    I suppose that you created a Bit type column in your SQL table to store your Show_Flag value, is it true?

    I have made a test on my side, and don't have the issue that you mentioned. The screenshot as below:

    The data structure of my SQL table as below:12.JPG

    Note: The Show_Flag column is a Bit type column in my SQL table.

    App's configuration as below:11.JPG

    Set the OnChange property of the Toggle control within the Gallery to following:

    Patch(
     '[dbo].[TaskLists]', 
     ThisItem, 
     {
     Show_Flag: Toggle1.Value
     }
    )

    Please check if you have used proper data type to store the Show_Flag column value (True/False value) within your SQL table. Please consider take a try to use Bit type column to store your Show_Flag column value.

    You could also consider take a try to add a Label control within your Gallery, set the Text property to following:

    ThisItem.Show_Flag

    then check if the Label control show correct True/False value within your Gallery.

     

    Best regards,

    Kris

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    Connor_Taylor 143 on at

    Everything works perfect now

    Thank you @v-xida-msft

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