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Hide or disable submit button (or button function) if fields aren't filled in

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Posted on by Community Power Pla... Microsoft Employee

Hi there,

 

I have an app that connects to an SPO list. I would like to stop the below function happening if the required fields aren't first filled in. I would like it to stay on the current screen with the error messages tooltips for each required field (datacard)

 

Patch('Change Management',Defaults('Change Management'),BusinessAreasForm.Updates, AttachmentsForm.Updates, TextInputsForm.Updates, ChoicesForm.Updates); Navigate(SubmitScreen)

 

Right now, it navigates to the SubmitScreen screen but obviously doesn't write to the list if the required fields haven't been filled in

 

Thanks

 

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    jorge.daniel Profile Picture
    jorge.daniel 1,430 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi,

     

    You should ba able to do it with the DisplayMode (if you want the button to be visible all the time) or with the Visible (if you want to hide button) property.

     

    On the property you choose you can the check for IsBlank

     

    Visible Example:

    If (IsBlank(YouControl), false, true)

     

    DisplayMode Example:

    If (IsBlank(YouControl), Disabled, Edit)

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    Community Power Pla... Microsoft Employee on at

    Thanks so much - worked perfectly:

     

    If (IsBlank(DataCardValue15) || IsBlank(DataCardValue31) || IsBlank(DataCardValue32) || IsBlank(DataCardValue35) || IsBlank(DataCardValue38) || IsBlank(DataCardValue39) || IsBlank(DataCardValue40) || IsBlank(DataCardValue18) || IsBlank(DataCardValue19) || IsBlank(DataCardValue21) , Disabled, Edit)

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