Can the referenced combo box be Submit Form?

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Posted on by yuri_f

Hello

Please help me.

I'm using submitForm to upload the data I selected in powerapps to a Sharepoint list, but I'm having problems because the values of the three combo boxes I changed later don't appear in the list.

The three combo boxes are referenced from another Sharepoint list and are Distinct or Fillter. Can I use the values referenced in the SubmitForm?

Some settings may be missing.

I want a hint for any small thing.

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RandyHayes 76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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You will need to review the Update properties of the datacards that contain your comboboxes. The updates should be taking the value from the Combobox. When you SubmitForm, PowerApps takes all the values from the Update properties of the datacards only.

I hope this is helpful for you.
yuri_f 11 on at

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Randy
Thanks for your advice.
I checked the update property, but it had the same settings as other combo boxes. "DataCardValue151.Selected"
If the update property is correct, is it a combo box setting?
The combo box in question this time refers to the Sharepoint list in the master (this is implemented in the Sharepoint settings), and fillters the company's department to be displayed when a company is selected.
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The combo box in question this time refers to the Sharepoint list in the master (this is implemented in the Sharepoint settings), and fillters the company's department to be displayed when a company is selected.
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@yuri_f

Yes, so the issue is that you are trying to set (in the update) the underlying column to a record (DataCardValue151.Selected). If your underlying column is a text column, then you will need to use the appropriate property of the record - you mention Distinct, so then DataCardValue151.Selected.Result

If it is part of a Filter, then you need to supply the column of the recordset returned from the filter - DataCardValue151.Selected.someColumn.

If the underlying column in your list is NOT a simple text column, then you need to know what type it is. Please share that info.