Hi all, in my application an if check is executed.
If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv1"; Navigate('Livello 1'); If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv2"; Navigate('Livello 2'); If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv3"; Navigate('Livello 3'); If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv4"; Navigate('Livello 4'); If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv5"; Navigate('Livello 5');If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv6"; Navigate('Livello 6');If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv7"; Navigate('Livello 7'); If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv8"; Navigate('Livello 8');If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv9"; Navigate('Livello 9');If(achelivello.Run(Label8).livello = "liv10"; Navigate('Livello 10');Navigate('GiĂ completato')))))))))))
control is executed in my application. Because of this when I get an Error Message back does anyone know how to fix or disable this message
Thanks that fixed it for me. I was getting a "Invalid operation: division by zero." error on startup.
In any screen select "App"
Then in the Advanced properties, put "" in the OnError field:
Same here, RemoveIf works, so need to hide the error (platform bug?).
Hi, v-xiaochen-msft
Can you be more specific with the syntax for iferror? I don't see any examples for my scenario. I need to hide a removeif function error for:
RemoveIf(RrpTngDtls,IsBlank(Hours));
The function works so I assume it is a platform bug. So I want to hide the error.
Hi @MattiaD ,
"but I would like to know how to hide the error message"
As I mentioned before, Iferror can hide error messages.
The second button will not show an error message after clicking on it.
Does this work for you?
Best Regards,
Wearsky
Hi @v-xiaochen-msft,
The error message is fine, but I would like to know how to hide the error message when the app is used.
Best Regards,
Mattia
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