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    ForAll(
        ComboBox3.SelectedItems,
        Patch(
            restrictions,
            LookUp(
                restrictions,
                StuID = ThisRecord.StuID && Restriction = ThisRecord.Restriction
            ),
            {DateRemoved: Now(), RemovalComment: ThisRecord.Restriction}
        )
    )
 
I have this function that runs when a button is pressed but it keeps patching the first row in my collection. I had the function patch
the RemovalComment column to see what it was showing ThisRecord.Restriction as, but that was patching with the correct information.
I've tried hardcoding information in place of ThisRecord.StuID and ThisRecord.Restriction and that worked great. I'm not sure why
using ThisRecord isn't working with the LookUp. I have also tried using Filter instead but that was just patching the whole table
regardless. Would love some insight here. Added the contents of ComboBox3.SelectedItems for reference.
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Try using an As() statement rather than ThisRecord
    ForAll(
       ComboBox3.SelectedItems As _Data,
       Patch(
          restrictions,
          LookUp(
             restrictions,
             StuID = _Data.StuID && Restriction = _Data.Restriction
          ),
          {
             DateRemoved: Now(), 
             RemovalComment: _Data.Restriction
          }
       )
    )
     
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