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I have a power app that is one screen and as you click the next button it pulls up different questions. I also have a radio button question that I am wanting to only show if the loccurrentpage is 4 or the loccurrentpage is 4 and the radio is selected "no"

How would I write that statement in the visible field? The text below is what I am using in other areas of my form but there is no OR statement.

If ('Property Damage Radio_1'.Selected.Value="Yes" && locCurrentPage="Page 4",true, false)

So I am wanting it to hide once the user has selected Yes, so that other text can populate on the screen.

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RandyHayes 76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Your visible property would simply be:

loccurrentpage = 4 || loccurrentpage=4

This will be true (and thus visible) if the conditions are met.

I hope this is helpful for you.

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Randy, Thank you for your response. Sorry I was not explaining clearly. I have it to show if it is on the 4th page but I am also only wanting the radio option to show if nothing is selected on the radio or if "No" is selected on the radio and cannot figure out how to do that.

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Sorry as well that my formula was a little screwy. I just looked at it again and wondered why I was check the page for the same number twice...

Anyway, so if you want the Radio control to only be visible if on page 4 and the selected value is nothing or No, then your Visible formula would be:

locCurrentPage = "Page 4" && !(Self.Selected.Value = "Yes")

This will show the control if it is on page 4 and the value is NOT Yes (I assume your radio is Yes and No). This will cover blank (no selection) and "No" being selected.

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Thank you! That works perfectly!

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