Visible Variables multiple conditions

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Hi,

I have an app all on a canvas with some questions for example see below

The user must select on all the questions, if the user has selected just yes and n/a then the save button is the only icon visible, ie

if the user selects one or more defects then i need the defects to appear

then if they select yes then the save icon appears ie.

if they select no then the camera icon appears like below

Could someone help with the if statements and variables? i just cannot get it all to work together?

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sayyed007amir 357 on at

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You need to play with Visible property of icons and whatever you want to show or hide.
for ex: Set Visible property of Camera icon:
If(Radio1.SelectedText.Value="No",true,false)
I am considering this as Radio1:
Still any doubt ping me

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Hi @Questionasking ,

Based on your demands, I've made a similar test for your reference:

1)Radios for questions are named:
Radio1, Radio1_1, Radio1_2

Radios for double check is named:
Radio2

I group a label with Radio as a group, named Group1

save button is named Icon1

camera button is named Icon2

2)set Radio1, Radio1_1, Radio1_2 Items:

["Yes","N/A","Default"]

set Radio1's OnSelect:

Set(var1,Radio1.Selected.Value);Reset(Radio2)

set Radio1_1's OnSelect:

Set(var2,Radio1_1.Selected.Value);Reset(Radio2)

set Radio1_2's OnSelect:

Set(var3,Radio1_2.Selected.Value);Reset(Radio2)

2)set Group1's Visible:

(var1 ="Default"||var2 ="Default"||var3 ="Default")&&!IsBlank(var1)&&!IsBlank(var2)&&!IsBlank(var3)

//if all selections has been made and you choose one or more Default

3)set Icon1's Visible:

(var1 in ["Yes","N/A"]&&var2 in ["Yes","N/A"]&&var3 in ["Yes","N/A"])||Radio2.Selected.Value="Yes"

//if all selections has been made and you only choose Yes or N/A, or you choose double check to Yes

4)set Icon2's Visible:

Radio2.Selected.Value="No"

//choose double check to No

Best regards,

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DGWolfe on at

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Could the same principle apply is you wanted to hide a group (text/combobox inputs) and have them stay invisible until 12 specific buttons were pushed? I have played around with a few scenarios, using If function int he OnVisible screen, but the formula's I have used aren't correct. They turn the group visible after the first button is pressed, not all twelve.

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