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Storing caveats in a text field?

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I am working on a canvas app to organize bank client guidelines that we work with. The guidelines often have some specific caveats, i.e. minimum credit score required is 680 however if a customer has over 12 months reserves they will consider it, others would make the same exception but only if the loan is under 200,000 and in a specifici county. some  will lend out of state but if so the credit score is required to be 720 etc... I already have multiple yes no columns and number columns for what clients will basically accept and I was really hoping to give myself 3 or 4 text fields to populate with a specific formula for the client. Is it possible to give a table record a specific formula to be used in a powerapp based on a text field, each record would have a few caveat text fields that would allow me to make these specific tweeks without creating dozens and dozens of columns. 

 

For example I would have the following text on one clients Caveat1 field for their specific situation- If(ThisItem.PropType = "Condo" && ThisItem.Reserves >2 && ThisItem.Reserves<= 6,"Condos require 6 months reserves", "")

 

 

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    Hi @Robotsmash ,

    I suggest you make a new list in your data source with the fields PropType, ReservesMin, ReservesMax and Requirement, You can then look up the record with the first two criteria and display the relevant requirement.

     

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