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We have an app that registers what bus a student is riding. Often the same bus is ridden all week but not always. I have a dropdown per day (4 actually, morning and afternoon with route and stop). I wanted to give the user doing data entry the option to click and copy Monday to the other 4 days a week. The only way maybe to do this I can think of is to have the default relate to a checkbox and change to equal monday value when checked. Is that the only / best way?
Thanks for the suggestion. The best solution I could find was to use a checkbox as control for user. The Tuesday - Friday dropdowns have their default set as an If statement that if the checkbox is true sets to Monday value and if not to None.
Bumping this to see if the community has any other ideas
@Anonymous
Hi @BrianHFASPS ,
Do you want to copy monday's data to other 4 days by clicking a button?
This is feasible.
But it's not supported to change the drop down's default directly by clicking a button.
I suggest you save the selection of monday as a collection.
Could you tell me the drop down's field's data type?
I've made a similar test for your reference:
(use 2 drop downs as example, one is text, one is choice)
(drop down1 and drop down2 belong to monday, drop down3 and drop down4 belong to tuesday)
Set the button's OnSelect:
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ClearCollect(mon,{monrning:Dropdown1.Selected.Title,afternoon:Dropdown2.Selected.Result})Set the drop down3's Default:
Concat(mon,morning&"")
Set the drop down4's Default:
Concat(mon,afternoon&"")
Then, you could copy monday's data to tuesday by clicking the button.
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