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Hello,

I'm struggling to a strange behavior, on the "OnSelect" event of a button I have that code (a simple Patch command), it works well.

Patch(
 FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE;
 Defaults(FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE);
 {
 FOR_ID: LstFormations.Selected.IDFORMATION;
 SAL_ID: LstSalles.Selected.IDSALLE;
 SEC_ID: LstSecteurs.Selected.IDSECTEUR;
 INSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.FullName;
 UPNINSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.Email;
 STATUT: "OPEN"
 }
)

The problem is that I'm unable to chain another action after like a simple notification like that.

Patch(
 FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE;
 Defaults(FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE);
 {
 FOR_ID: LstFormations.Selected.IDFORMATION;
 SAL_ID: LstSalles.Selected.IDSALLE;
 SEC_ID: LstSecteurs.Selected.IDSECTEUR;
 INSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.FullName;
 UPNINSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.Email;
 STATUT: "OPEN"
 }
);
Notify("Success")

The editor displays an error : characters are used in the formula in an unexpected way

I don't see where I'm wrong... could you help me please?

Best Regards,

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Can you please try to put 2 ";" after the end of your patch?

Patch( FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE; Defaults(FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE); { FOR_ID: LstFormations.Selected.IDFORMATION; SAL_ID: LstSalles.Selected.IDSALLE; SEC_ID: LstSecteurs.Selected.IDSECTEUR; INSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.FullName; UPNINSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.Email; STATUT: "OPEN" } );; Notify("Success")

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Ram Prakash Duraisamy 5,877 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello @jerpic,

Try Replacing from

Patch( FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE; Defaults(FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE); { FOR_ID: LstFormations.Selected.IDFORMATION; SAL_ID: LstSalles.Selected.IDSALLE; SEC_ID: LstSecteurs.Selected.IDSECTEUR; INSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.FullName; UPNINSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.Email; STATUT: "OPEN" } ); Notify("Success")

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Patch( FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE; Defaults(FDP_FEUILLEPRESENCE); { FOR_ID: LstFormations.Selected.IDFORMATION, SAL_ID: LstSalles.Selected.IDSALLE, SEC_ID: LstSecteurs.Selected.IDSECTEUR, INSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.FullName, UPNINSTRUCTEUR: currentInstructor.Email, STATUT: "OPEN" } );; Notify("Success")

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Hello,

You saved my day !!! Many thanks !!!

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@jerpic

Please have in mind that due to language preferences, the separator within a formula is either "," or ";". If it is a ",", this means that separating actions will be with ";". And the other way around.. if you are using ";" like in-formula separator, you have to use ";;" when separating actions. 🙂

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