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Build Button CheckOut for Time Entries

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Posted on by BayuChoirul

Hi Community. I need help to fix this.

I make an application about time entries. But on the checkout button, I get an error. the error message is "
Unexpected characters. The formula contains 'ParenClose' Where 'CurlyOpen' is expected ". My code in Button check out like this.

Patch(
 'Bookable Resources',
 CurrentLogin
 {
 'Bookable Resources'
 }
); 
UpdateContext(
 {
 Duration : Duration + DateDiff(
 DateTimeValue(EndTime),
 DateTimeValue(StartTime),
 Minutes
 )
 }
);
Patch(
 'Bookable Resources',
 CurrentLogin,
 {
 'Bookable Resources'.name
 'Bookable Resources'.Status : "Working"
 {
If(
 Not(IsBlank(End)),
 Patch(
 'Time Entries',
 GalleryTimeEntries.Selected,
 {
 'Work Order Service Task': GalleryServices.Selected,
 End: Now(),
 Duration: DateDiff(
 GalleryTimeEntries.Selected.Start,
 Now(),
 Minutes
 )
 }
 ),
Patch(
 'Time Entries',
 LookUp(
 'Time Entries',
 'Time Entries' = GalleryTimeEntries.Selected.Start
 ),
 {
 End: Now(),
 Duration: DateDiff(
 LookUp(
 'Time Entries',
 'Time Entries' = GalleryTimeEntries.Selected).Start,
 Now(),
 Minutes
 )
 }
 )
)

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rubin_boer 4,841 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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hi @BayuChoirul

Are you trying to create a new record? Defaults('Bookable Resources') will replace CurrentLogin

Patch( 'Bookable Resources', CurrentLogin { 'Bookable Resources' } );

something like
Patch(
'Bookable Resources',
Defaults('Bookable Resources'),
{ColumName: "Value to that column"}
)

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I didn't try to create a new record. I used an existing record, then I counted the check-in time and check-out time

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rubin_boer 4,841 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@BayuChoirul ok in that case you will have to lookup the id for that record, something like

Patch(
'Bookable Resources',
{ID:Lookup the ID which you want to update or something similar},
{ColumName: "Value to that column"}
)

Have a look at this:

I created a collection _SomeData

ClearCollect(_SomeData,{Name: "One", Value: 100, ID: 1})

Now to update that collection i will patch it, where the ID is 1

Patch(_SomeData,{ID:1},{ Value: 200})

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I will try this solution

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