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Disable a button based on a value that is in a gallery

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Posted on by JasonCastro

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I have a button on the page and I need to disable it if a certain item in the gallery is different from empty

Example:

if(IsEmpty(ThisItem.Name) = false; set(varDesablebtn;true);set(varDesablebtn;false))

If no value is returned, then I enable the button to add a new one, if it already has a value, it does not show the button.

But I'm having trouble because this button is not inside the same gallery as the Name attribute

How could I disable this button that is outside the gallery where is the value that I will need to read?

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v-bofeng-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @JasonCastro ,

You could try:

If( IsEmpty(Filter(NameGallery.AllItems,IsBlank(Name))), true, false )

As long as NameGallery has an item with an empty Name, this formula will return false.

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Bof

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Thx for your help!
But look at this example, in the situations where I put the red circle the button was not supposed to appear, based on logic.
By logic, if everything is empty, it shows, if not, it doesn't show

In these situations, the "IsEmpty" of these attributes is always returning false

If( IsEmpty( Filter( Gallery4.AllItems; IsBlank(RESULT) ) ) And IsEmpty( Filter( Gallery4.AllItems; IsBlank(OP) ) ) And IsEmpty( Filter( Gallery4.AllItems; IsBlank(INTERVAL) ) ); true; false )

Is there something wrong in the logic that I'm not noticing or is it in the way of doing the search?

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