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Notify property is not working in power apps

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Hi, I build a form where user check in office presence details on daily basis (only one submission is allowed per day). once they submit the form, it should reset the screen and disable the button and if some tries to submit again it should notify the user that form has been submitted for today.

The issue i'm facing is, once after i submit form when i'm trying to resubmit im not getting the notification. (i've also added notify to a specific field instead on a button with same logic but its not working)

The below is onselect property of a button

Set(issubmitted ,

IsBlank(LookUp(

Survey,

Title=User().Email &&

Date=Today()

)));

If(issubmitted,SubmitForm(Form2_1),Notify("You've already submitted the form",NotificationType.Error));

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TM777 20 on at

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Re: Notify property is not working in power apps

@WarrenBelz - could you please help me on this

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Re: Notify property is not working in power apps

@TM777

What I suggest is that after you create this condition by submitting the form twice, you inspect the value of issubmitted in the variables part of the designer. If issubmitted is false rather than true, that would suggest that the call to LookUp isn't finding the first record that you added.

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Re: Notify property is not working in power apps

Hi @TM777 ,

The issue here is that your code should work providing the Title field is written with the user's email and the Date field (bad name for a field as it is a Power Apps Function name) contains the current day. You can avoid the "one time" Variable like this

With( { _NoRecord: IsBlank( LookUp( Survey, Title = User().Email && Date = Today() ).Title ) }, If( _NoRecord, SubmitForm(Form2_1), Notify( "You've already submitted the form", NotificationType.Error ) ) );

but I do not believe that is the issue. What is your Data Source ?

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Re: Notify property is not working in power apps

@WarrenBelz - Thanks for the suggestion.

I've a new requirement (not able to figure it out) , if i click on add icon & remove icon, it should create a new form below the old form with the same fields and should have a icon again. it should repeat 3 times and for the 3rd time only remove icon will be visible

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