Form / datacard visibility for multi-select choices??

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Hi All,

I have a simple new form capture that feeds into a SharePoint list.

A few of the drop downs in the form have secondary hidden datacards based on the dropdown choice.

I have on in particular whereby this is the formula:

If(DataCardValue11.Selected.Value = "Choice 1" Or DataCardValue12.Selected.Value = "Choice 2",true,false)

This works fine for an "either/or" selection.

HOWEVER, the DataCardValues for each are multi-select. So If choose "Choice 1" & "Choice 3", my hidden datacard is not showing.

Any help on a work around to get this fixed?

Thanks DW

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WarrenBelz 156,576 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @DGWolfe ,

On the Visible

"Choice 1" in DataCardValue11.SelectedItems || "Choice 2" in DataCardValue12.SelectedItems

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Thanks @WarrenBelz I tried that, but the entire datacard fails to show now. Not sure why?
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@DGWolfe ,

You can try the specific column

"Choice 1" in DataCardValue11.SelectedItems.Value || "Choice 2" in DataCardValue12.SelectedItems.Value

but the control should be visible if either of those are true.

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Hi @WarrenBelz

I tweaked it, but replacing the datacardvalue with checkboxes, and then updated the formula to:

If(Checkbox1.Value || Checkbox2.Value,true,false)

Worked a treat. Thanks again for steering me in the right direction!