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How to Enable/Disable on Submit

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Posted on by oappdev 901

Hope i explained it clearly 🙂 Here i go

 

I have 2 Combo Box

If the user selected Yes Combo Box 1 and Yes on Combo Box 2 they could submit.

If the user selected Yes Combo Box 1 and No on Combox Box 2 The submit button is disable into they read the Policy

 

Is it possible to have the Submit button enable with they select  Yes for Question1 and Yes for Question2

And have it disable when Question1 is Yes and Question2 is No into they select Yes for the Acknowledge

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Let me know if you need more information 🙂

 

Thank you in advance

 

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  • mdevaney Profile Picture
    mdevaney 29,993 Moderator on at

    @oappdev 

    The following code will disable the button until both ComboBoxes should the value "Yes".  Put the code in the DisplayMode property of your Button.  (This assumes Yes is text data type).

     

    If(
 And(ComboBox1.Selected.Value="Yes",ComboBox2.Selected.Value="Yes",
 Edit,
 Disabled
)

     

    If for some reason your ComboBox is using boolean values this code will work instead.

     

    If(
 And(ComboBox1.Selected.Value=True,ComboBox2.Selected.Value=True,
 Edit,
 Disabled
)

     

     

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    v-xida-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @oappdev ,

    Based on the needs that you mentioned, I think the If function could achieve your needs. I have made a test on my side, please consider take a try with the following workaround:

    Set the DisplayMode property of the "Submit" button to following:

    If(
 ComboBox1.Selected.Value = "Yes" && ComboBox2.Selected.Value = "Yes",
 DisplayMode.Edit,
 ComboBox1.Selected.Value = "Yes" && ComboBox2.Selected.Value = "No",
 DisplayMode.Disabled
)

    Set the Visible property of the PDF Viewer control (Policy) to following:

    If(
 ComboBox1.Selected.Value = "Yes" && ComboBox2.Selected.Value = "No",
 true,
 false
)

    Best regards,

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