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"This formula uses scope which is not presently supported for evaluation " Trying to make a button within a form only appear for items with a certain status

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Hi all!

 

I am trying to make a button in a Gallery only be visible for certain items in SharePoint list. The list has a Choice column called "Status" and I only want the button to appear next to items that state "Sent for Manager Review" . 

 

The code is in the Visible property of the button:

If(ThisItem.Status.Value = "Sent for Manager Review", true,false)

 

The error is as in the title: This formula uses scope which is not presently supported for evaluation.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated  

 

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  • abdellahgartoum Profile Picture
    26 on at

    hello Pxtavern ,

     

    is the Choice column "Status" multiple choice or only one choice.

     

    Kind Regards,

    Abdellah GArtoumi
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  • Pxtavern Profile Picture
    79 on at

    hi @abdellahgartoum it is singular choice so it can only have one selection 

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    Gerard Simpson Profile Picture
    2,987 Moderator on at

    Hi @Pxtavern 

     

    Try using this slightly simplified expression in the visible property:

     

    ThisItem.Status.Value = "Sent for Manager Review"

     

    This might also remove that notification. Note, it is not an error, just a notification, which in most cases is harmless. Errors show up as red underlines in the formula bar and with a red x beside the control with the error.

     

    Hope this helps

     

     

  • abdellahgartoum Profile Picture
    26 on at

    hello again Pxtavern,

     

    try this tested solution change DataCardName by your the name of your datacard

    If(DataCardName.Selected.Value = "Sent for Manager Review", true,false)

     

    Kind Regards,

    Abdellah GArtoumi
    ________________________________________________________________________

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    If you like my response, please give it a Thumbs Up.

  • Pxtavern Profile Picture
    79 on at

    Thank you @AmDev and @abdellahgartoum didnt realise it was actually working just got distracted by the notification thinking it was an error haha. 

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