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Datepicker selection pass to a column in a table

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Hi All,
 
How do I pass the selected date from a datepicker control to a column of a sql table value already connected in the power app, so the value get stored in the table.
 
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    Michael E. Gernaey 41,107 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    Datepicker selection pass to a column in a table
    Hi,
     
    You need to somehow be able to identify what Record in SQL you want to update. Otherwise no code in the App will know how to updte the row you want.

    So if you JUST have a date picker, then you cannot do it.
     
    But let's pretend in SQL you have a UniqueID Column and the record you want to update is 12345
     
    In your Date Picker pick your date
     
    Then do a Patch
     
    Patch(MySqlTable, LookUp(MySqlTable, UniqueID = 12345, {MyDateField: DataPicker.SelectedDate });
     
     

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