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Is there a way to show what you just submitted in a form? for example, I have a form called formData, on select of the save button it goes into a list called ListData. Is there a way I can use a lookup or somehow keep the attachment and comment in their so the user can see what they have submitted instead of the form resetting. Also, I do not call a reset.

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Hi@powerapps890,
I have seen that you have opened the same case before:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Keep-data-card-information-upon-saving/td-p/675181
I have posted my reply already, is there anything I missed?
How you set your DefaultMode of your form which is the key to solve your problem. (IMPORTANT)
Is the form in the screenshot a SharePointIntegration?
Normally, a SharePointForm is set to EditMode. I modify the previous solution, you can try as below.
Set the OnSuccess property of your form to the following:

Set(SubmittedData, Form1.LastSubmit); NewForm(Form1)

Set the Items property of your form to the following:

SubmittedData

Set the Default property of the corresponding TextInput control within the Description DataCard as below:

SubmittedData.Description

Note: Attachment control will keep the last submitted attachment by default, so you just need to set the Default property of the corresponding TextInput control within the Description DataCard.
Please try to check if this could solve your problem, if it could not, more details would be appreciated.
Best Regards,
QI

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Please close this thread by marking a reply as a solution. The way it worked was to set the form mode of the form based on whether there was a related record for the record that was selected in the primary gallery. If a related record exists, then you can set the form mode to Edit (setting a variable to FormMode.Edit or simply calling EditForm(Form1)) and if there is no related record, then you can set the form mode to New (setting a variable to FormMode.New or simply calling NewForm(Form1)).

Then set the Items property of the form to Gallery.Selected. This way when the form mode is edit, it knows which record to display. The default property of the data cards should simply be ThisItem.ColumnName.

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