Patch function with Runtime error

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anyone has faced this issue?

I use the Patch function to create the list in SharePoint list, but faced this error. When I pressed the button, it didn't load anything and no error. I need to check on appchecker.

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Ramole Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@mmchx

Can you share your currant formula so we can see the problem in text format please ?

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mmchx 150 on at

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//patch the current leave day with the updated balance Patch(leaveTable,LookUp(leaveTable,Leave=Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title),{Days:LookUp(leaveTable,Leave = Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title,Days) - Totalleave }); //patch sp list of the user latest balance Patch(CurrentUserBalance,LookUp(CurrentUserBalance,EmployeeName.Email = User().Email),{CurrentBalance:Concat(leaveTable,Days,";")}); //patch record to the draft form Patch(LeaveRequest,Defaults(LeaveRequest), {Title: TitleInput.Text}, {Startdate: StartDate.SelectedDate}, {StartdateType: Dropdown_StartDate}, {Enddate:EndDate.SelectedDate}, {EnddateType:Dropdown_EndDate}, {LeaveType:Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title}, {Totaldays:Totalleave});

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @mmchx

#1. I assume the Current balance is a numeric field but I see a string with concat
//patch sp list of the user latest balance
Patch(CurrentUserBalance,LookUp(CurrentUserBalance,EmployeeName.Email = User().Email),{CurrentBalance:Concat(leaveTable,Days,";")});

It should be
//patch sp list of the user latest balance Patch(CurrentUserBalance,LookUp(CurrentUserBalance,EmployeeName.Email = User().Email),{CurrentBalance:Number});

#2. Patch function for Draft from
//patch record to the draft form Patch(LeaveRequest, Defaults(LeaveRequest), { Title: TitleInput.Text, Startdate: StartDate.SelectedDate, StartdateType: Dropdown_StartDate, Enddate:EndDate.SelectedDate, EnddateType:Dropdown_EndDate, LeaveType:Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title, Totaldays:Totalleave } );

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mmchx 150 on at

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about the concat my currentbalance is a string.
something like this 10;8;15;3 to collect the current balance of each type.

The runtime error still occurs on the patch draft form

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @mmchx

I believe the error in LeaveType. If the leave type is Choice then try this
//patch record to the draft form Patch(LeaveRequest, Defaults(LeaveRequest), { Title: TitleInput.Text, Startdate: StartDate.SelectedDate, StartdateType: Dropdown_StartDate, Enddate:EndDate.SelectedDate, EnddateType:Dropdown_EndDate, LeaveType: {Value: Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title}, Totaldays:Totalleave } );

If the problem continues then please let me know the Datatype for those fields to help further
Title: SingleLne Text, Startdate: Date, StartdateType: ?, Enddate:Date, EnddateType:?, LeaveType:?, Totaldays: Number

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Stalin - Learn To Illuminate

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mmchx 150 on at

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It stills has a problem.
These are datatype of each field in my SharePoint list
Title: SingLine Text, Startdate: Date, StartdateType: SingLine Text, Enddate:Date, EnddateType:SingLine Text, LeaveType:SingLine Text, Totaldays: Number

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @mmchx

StartDateType and EndDateType are single-line text. And data comes from Dropdown. So this depends on the items property of the dropdown.

Please try this.
Patch(LeaveRequest, Defaults(LeaveRequest), { Title: TitleInput.Text, Startdate: StartDate.SelectedDate, StartdateType: Dropdown_StartDate.Selected.Value, Enddate:EndDate.SelectedDate, EnddateType:Dropdown_EndDate.Selected.Value, LeaveType: Gallery_LeaveType.Selected.Title Totaldays:Totalleave } );

It could be
Dropdown_StartDate.Selected.Value
or
Dropdown_StartDate.Selected.Result

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StalinPonnusamy Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @mmchx

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