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So for my Sharepoint list form there is one field that I want to always be required if you select one option from a certain combobox. I've been achieving this with:

If(
 DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Diferencia en precios";
 true;
 false
)

However, now I need that if the subordinates of one person is using the app, even if they select this Value, this field must NOT be required. I know I can get the subordinates creating a collection and with the use of the DirectReports+Office365Users comands, like so:

ClearCollect(InsideSales;UsuariosdeOffice365.DirectReports("bigBoss@company.com"))

However I'm having trouble combining all of this into that required property. With ChatGPT i got this formula:

If(
 DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Diferencia en precios" || 
 IsEmpty(Lookup(colTeam; Mail = Lower(User().Email)));
 false;
 true
)

No luck with this. I tried changing it a bit with the use of a formula I used before in another scenario that checked if the current user was amongst the ones of a collection, and combined it like this:

If(
 DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Diferencia en precios";
 CountIf(InsideSales; Trim(Lower(Mail)) = Lower(Trim(User().Email))) > 0
 false;
 true
)

No luck either... So, do you know how I can acheive this behaviour?

Thanks in advance for the input :)!

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mmbr1606 14,629 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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hey @WorkingRicardo

can u try this please:

If( DataCardValue1.Selected.Value = "Diferencia en precios" && Not(CountIf(InsideSales, Mail = Lower(User().Email)) > 0), true, // The field is required false // The field is not required )

Let me know if my answer helped solving your issue.

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@mmbr1606 omg that was so fast haha! Thank you so much, that did the trick.

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Hey again @mmbr1606 nooo I just noticed that this creates another issue now 😞 Since for those people that create the new item in that condition is not required, they won't input anything. But for those who receive the item and want to edit it, it WILL be required for them, even though this field should remain blank.
I've tried adding to your formula that it only applies when it is a new form (FormName.Mode = FormMode.New), but this makes it for some reason that NEVER is required.
I tried fiddling other things in that formula, but that made it that for the rest of the people that are not in the collection, it is not required for them as well.
To recap:
1- If the people in the collection choose "Diferencia de precios" and are creating the item, it should not be required
2- People outside the collection pick "diferencia de precios", always required, regardles if they are creating or editing the item

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