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I have a Power App linking to a Sharepoint List. It is creating new records all fine but when I go to update an existing record based on RECORDID I get an error stating (These types cannot be compared: Control, Text)

Any help would be appreciated.

My code on my UPDATE button: (OnSelect)

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Patch(SPList, LookUp(SPList, Recordid="123456"), { Field1: Field2000 } )

SPList = Sharepoint List Name, Recordid is what I want to lookup from the existing records.

Field1 is the field in the SPList that I want to update by what has been inputted/changed on the PowerApp for Field2000 value.

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The problem is in the lookup...

LookUp(SPList, Recordid="123456")

That RecordId, which type of field is?

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Recordid is a text file whereas the Field1 (in SP list) and Field2000 (in Powerapp) are both Numbers.

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You are trying to get the recordid from a file??

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Recordid is the field column of the sharepoint list. That part is working, It updates if I set the following:
Patch(SPList, LookUp(SPList, Recordid.Text="123456"), { Field1: 9 } )
This sets the Field1 column in the sharepoint list to a value of 9 (number field) from the record recordid=123456. I have this part working but I need it to grab the inputted data to be updated to the SPList rather than setting '9'. So whatever is typed into Field2000 on the PowerApp form updates Field1 in the SPList - does that make sense?

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To add:
Patch(SPList, LookUp(SPList, Recordid.Text="123456"), { Field1: Field2000 } )

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Hi @Anonymous ,

The error message is telling you that you have a wrong data type for the Field1, so I assume Field2000 is the name of a Control like TextInput box, you will need to use the text from in this control rather than the control name:

Patch(SPList, LookUp(SPList, Recordid.Text="123456"), { Field1: Field2000.Text } )

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