calculation in datacard value

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Posted on 23 Feb 2023 11:27:09 by Community Power Pla...

Hi I'm using the following function in my power app form

I've three column in my power app ( sharepoint list data source , column type Number )

The first column is autopopulated when user logs in "UNIT RATE "

the second column value is manullay entered by the user " Quantity "

The third column is where I need to calculate the ( quantity * Unit rate)

Update of amount column : Value(DataCardValue2.Text)

update of amount datacard : ThisItem.Amount

update of amount datacard value =

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If(
IsBlank(Value(ThisItem.'Quantity ')),
Blank(),
ThisItem.'Quantity ' * ThisItem.'Unit Rate '
)

If(IsBlank(Value(ThisItem.'Quantity ')),Blank(),ThisItem.'Quantity ' * ThisItem.'Unit Rate ')

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the amount columnn is still showing as blank

Could anyone please help to fix this issue

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iAm_ManCat 18,206 Most Valuable Professional on 23 Feb 2023 at 11:58:10

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Re: calculation in datacard value

Yeah of course, happy to explain!

Will put comments in it here:

If( //Here we check the length of the text in the textinput // If it is zero then there's nothing in it Len(QuantityTextInput.Text)=0 // The double pipe here '||' is another way to write 'Or' // I prefer this to 'Or' and I use '&&' when I need to do 'And' || //Here we check the length of the text in the textinput // If it is zero then there's nothing in it //The reason we check the second item as well is that // it will try multiply by a non-existent value if its empty Len(UnitRateTextInput.Text)=0, // In both of those cases we want it to then be blank Blank(), // if both of the above have values then we can safely multiply // however, their .Text property is a text, nto a number, so // we use Value() wrapped around it to convert the text to number // this then enables us to multiply the numeric values :) Value(QuantityTextInput.Text) * Value(UnitRateTextInput.Text) )

Cheers,

Sancho

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Community Power Pla... on 23 Feb 2023 at 11:49:50

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Re: calculation in datacard value

Thanks man that worked perfectly fine
Could u please be details how did u end up with this formula

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iAm_ManCat 18,206 Most Valuable Professional on 23 Feb 2023 at 11:39:15

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Re: calculation in datacard value

Hey @Anonymous

You are referring to ThisItem - but that refers to a value that already exists in a record (ie like the Original value before user changes), whereas you said that the user is entering it.

I would instead refer to the TextInput controls themselves in this case:

If( Len(QuantityTextInput.Text)=0 || Len(UnitRateTextInput.Text)=0, Blank(), Value(QuantityTextInput.Text) * Value(UnitRateTextInput.Text) )

Cheers,

Sancho

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