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I am trying to write an If statement like "If(IsBlank(field)" but I need it to be "If not = to "Select...""(field)" How can you write something like that? I want the action to run as long as the field value is not "Select..."

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seadude 1,855 on at

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Hm.

Its tough for me to understand exactly what you are looking for here. But I'll try:
It sounds like you have a Textbox with "Select x" in it and you want to say,
If textbox.text has the string "Select x" in it, do something.
If thats the case try:
If( IsMatch(textBox.Text, "Select x"), doSomethingCool, beLame )
I tested this. It works. Here are the docs. When in doubt, consult Mr. Dang (a true treasure to the PowerApps community)!

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IsMatch(textBox.Text, "Select x"), doSomethingCool, beLame )
I tested this. It works. Here are the docs. When in doubt, consult Mr. Dang (a true treasure to the PowerApps community)!
Ok. I am actually wanting a Patch to NOT run if the value of the dropdown = "Select..." . Is there an opposite of IsMatch?

This is part of a repeating table that I have designed. The Patch will write values to my SharePoint list ('Revenue Pre-Defined Categories'). One of the fields in my repeating table is a dropdown and I dont want it to write to SharePoint if that dropbown has not been set to something other than Select.

ForAll(RevenuePreDefinedCollection, Patch('Revenue Pre-Defined Categories', Defaults('Revenue Pre-Defined Categories'), {Title: CategoryCC, AmountEach: AmountEachCC, Quantity: QuantityCC, Subtotal: SubtotalCC, MasterID: Form1.LastSubmit.ID}))

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Hm.

Its tough for me to understand exactly what you are looking for here. But I'll try:
It sounds like you have a Textbox with "Select x" in it and you want to say,
If textbox.text has the string "Select x" in it, do something.
If thats the case try:
If(

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seadude 1,855 on at

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Aha. You can usually put a “!” in front of your statement to make it a “NOT”.

Another option may be:
- Set the Submit Button DisplayMode Property to:

If(
Dropdown.Selected.Value = “Select”,
DisplayMode.Disabled,
DisplayMode.Edit
)

This is a type of manual error handling you can use for different things.
Coupled with some And() / Or() functions make it quite powerful.

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NickSoan 16 on at

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The Microsoft DAX language for the PowerPlatform tools doen't have the operator !=, but it does have <>

If( DropDown.Selected.Value <> "View", DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit )

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