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Why is Power Apps upset? It doesn't seem to like the '=' sign or how the story ends.

If( NewEmployeeApprovalForm=FormMode.New,
Patch( NewMemberApprovalList, Defaults(NewMemberApprovalList),
{UnqID:DataCard_NewUnqID.Text,
SteNmNo:DataCard_NewSitNmNo.Text,
Park:DataCard_NewMemberParkDD.Selected.Title,
NPSReg:DataCard_NewNPSReg.Text,
DOIReg:Value(DataCard_NewDOIReg.Text),
LstNm:DataCard_NewLastName.Text,
FrstNm:DataCard_NewFirstName.Text,
MI:DataCard_NewMI.Text,
FullNm:DataCard_NewFullName.Text,
UsrNm:DataCard_NewUserName.Text,
MemEmail:DataCard_NewEmail.Text,
ECPark:DataCard_NewECParkLbl.Text,
EcMem:DataCard_NewECMemLbl.Text,
ActvECMem:DataCard_NewActECMemLbl.Text,
ProgramHeirarchy:DataCard_NewProgramHierarchyDD.SelectedText.Value } )

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The 1st section of your IF statement needs to be corrected...

NewEmployeeApprovalForm.Mode=FormMode.New

...and a bracket mustbe added at the end.

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...and, I needed to add a parentheses at the end.

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