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I have approve or deny.
It's in an edit form on a custom page.
The dropdown is TFT and the Items property on the dropdown is
Are you just trying to manually set the dropdown choices to be "Approve" or "Deny"? If so, you can use ["Approve","Deny"]
no they already are approve deny
i want if approve hide the other field. if deny show it
Hi @el5 ,
There is an existing solution within the power platform community.
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Show-hide-form-fields-based-on-other-field-choice/m-p/2251508#M563683
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Thanks,
Robu1.
Set the other field's visible property to: dropdownname.Selected.Value="Deny"
You can also use Switch(dropdownname.Selected.Value,"Approved",false,"Deny",true) in the visible property if you want to be explicit for both choices.
This didn't work
selected.value shows an error
Gonna need more details. Did you use .Selected.Value? It's case sensitive. What error did it give?
says incompatible types for comparison
This is the options for the dropdown:
What does it say after incompatible types? Can you show what you put into the other field's visible property?
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