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Posted on by Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1

Hi,

I have a Choice field of status.value and its Open Or close how can i make easy like button to click to close or click again to Reopen

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Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @WarrenBelz

I Try this on the Default value of StatusChoose
If(
!isBlank(vReset) && ThisItem.IsSelected,
vReset,
Parent.Default
)
DID NOT WORK BUT WHEN I TRY BELOW IT WORKED.
If(ThisItem.IsSelected,vReset,Status.Value)
@WarrenBelz thank you for helping me 👌
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@Ramole
You did not say your drop down was in a gallery and there was one for every item - I missed this in your last post as I could not enlarge the screen shots enough.
Try this on the Default value of StatusChoose
If( !isBlank(vReset) && ThisItem.IsSelected, vReset, Parent.Default )

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Sorry same issue
If( !isBlank(vReset), vReset, Parent.Default )
Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @WarrenBelz

StatusChose dropdown Default i have changed to only VReset and error gone then button changes the open close,
If( !isNull(vReset), vReset, Parent.Default ) THIS IS NOT WORKING AS IT GIVES AN ERROR
but the only problem is changing all status on the gallery not only the selected record?
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Try
UpdateContext({vReset:Blank()}) instead of UpdateContext({vReset:Null()})
I was working on a Flow when I responded to you and gave you the wrong syntax for clearing.
Also no need to rename controls - I just needed to know their names.

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Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @WarrenBelz
i rename controls ChangeButton for button and the dropdown status is StatusChoose and still error

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@Ramole ,
I bit hard to see from your screenshots.
Can you please give me:
The name of your control I referred to below as ChangeButton and include all of the OnSelect code
The name of your control I referred to below as StatusChoose and include all of the Default code
The full code of the OnVisible of the screen that these control are on
A screenshot of your screen
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Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @WarrenBelz

Thanks for replay but i am having a problem to work please see the screen shot if i missed anything

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Hi @Ramole ,
So that I understand you correctly, you have a
Drop down field that says either Open or Close and the source data field is a Choice field also and the drop down values are driven from this field.
You want a button to change this to either Open or Close (instead of selecting from the drop down) and each click changes it to the other value from what it is presently
For this example I will use the names (replace these with your field and control names)
StatusChoose for the Choice field]
ChangeButton for the button
vReset for a Variable I will use
So the OnSelect of ChangeButton would be
If( StatusChoose.Selected.Value = "Open", UpdateContext({vReset:"Closed"}), UpdateContext({vReset:"Open"}) ); Reset(StatusChoose)
On the Default value of StatusChoose would be
If( !isBlank(vReset), vReset, Parent.Default )
One last thing - on the OnVisible property of the screen<
UpdateContext({vReset:Blank()})
All of this should do what you need.

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