visible fields based on toggle

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I am trying to set a fields viable depending on if a toggle is true,

If the first part its if toggle 1 is true to set value P to true

on second toggle it is to set only C to true

but if both toggles are true to set both C and P as true

The first two parts work, its only when both are true is it not showing both P and C as true

Here is my code this is done on the select of a button.

If(Toggle2.Value, true; Set(c, false) & Set(p, true) & Set(i, false), If(Toggle1.Value, true; Set(c, true) & Set(p, false) & Set(i, false), If(Toggle1.Value, true & Toggle2.Value, true, Set(c, true) & Set(p, true) & Set(i, false))))

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FabianAckeret 975 on at

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@amyharkus86

Is this what you'd like to achieve?

I created this by using the following formula on Toggle1:

If( Self.Value && Toggle2.Value = false, Set(c,true); Set(p,false); Set(i,false), Self.Value && Toggle2.Value, Set(c,true); Set(p,true); Set(i,false) );

and this on Toggle2

If( Self.Value && Toggle1.Value = false, Set(c,false); Set(p,true); Set(i,false), Self.Value && Toggle1.Value, Set(c,true); Set(p,true); Set(i,false) );

I hope this helps. Please let me know.

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WarrenBelz 156,774 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @amyharkus86 ,

Try

Set(p,Toggle1.Value); Set(c,Toggle2.Value); Set(i,false)

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amyharkus86 726 on at

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Hi @WarrenBelz your fist reply is accurate ish, i only want the visibly of these to change on button click as it then takes them to another view

On toggle1 Oncheck i have this
true & UpdateContext({varContractSub: "No"}); UpdateContext({varContractName:"Internal Transfer/Change Of Role & Contract Particulars"}); If(Toggle2.Value = true, UpdateContext({varContractName:"Internal Transfer/Change Of Role & Contract Particulars & Pay & Benefits"}))
on toggle 2 Oncheck i have this
true & UpdateContext({varContractSub: "No"}); UpdateContext({varContractName:"Internal Transfer/Change Of Role & Pay & Benfits"}); If(Toggle1.Value = true, UpdateContext({varContractName:"Internal Transfer/Change Of Role & Contract Particulars & Pay & Benefits"}))
On the button i have 'Next' on select i want to have if toggle one is selected to view 'C' fields, I have a bunch of required fields for c that are set visible = c
same for toggle two but instead p

i want to view both the fields in c and p if both toggles are true.

I dont want the change to happen on the toggle as visible on the submitted button based on these toggles, if they are both false then the submitted but is visable, if one of them is true the 'Next' button is instead visible.

So although the above works i dont want to make the change on the toggles.
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FabianAckeret 975 on at

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In this case, you can use the following formula on your next button:

If( Toggle1.Value && Toggle2.Value = false, Set(c,true);Set(p,false);Set(i,false), If( Toggle2.Value && Toggle1.Value = false, Set(c,false);Set(p,true);Set(i,false), If( Toggle2.Value && Toggle1.Value, Set(c,true);Set(p,true);Set(i,false), Set(c,false);Set(p,false);Set(i,false) ) ) )

Then, on all the fields that need to be visible/not visible, add the corresponding variables (c, p, i) to the Visible property. There might be an easier way with Switch, but this should do the job as well.
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@amyharkus86 ,

Good that @FabianAckeret has solved this for you.
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