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The formula is:

If (IsBlank (Ddl_Gem) Or (IsBlank (Ddl_1) Or IsBlank (Txt_S1)), false, true, Navigate (Scr_InsertUpdate, Fade));
Notification ("Fill in the field", NotificationType.Error);
ResetForm (Form4)

But if the fields are filled in, the error is still displayed.

Please I need your help

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eka24 20,925 on at

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Please can you give a little explanation on what you are trying to achieve?

Also where is this code placed, OnSelect of a button?

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HI Eka,
the formula is in the on select property on the next button on screen 1
When the fields of screen 1 are all filled in and I press the button, the error continues to be displayed.
it allows me to navigate but brings the error message to screen 2.

tnx

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The formula has been updated;

If(IsBlank (Ddl_Gem) Or (IsBlank (Ddl_1) Or IsBlank (Txt_S1),
Notification ("Fill in the field", NotificationType.Error),
Navigate (Scr_InsertUpdate, Fade));
ResetForm (Form4)

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You are referencing the control in your IsBlank's. You need to reference the Property of that control to determine if it is blank. The control will never be blank, but its properties can.

So, I will assume that the first 2 controls are dropdowns (with Value columns) and the last is a TextInput control. In this case, and your formula would be:

If( IsBlank(Ddl_Gem.Selected.Value) || IsBlank(Ddl_1.Selected.Value) || IsBlank(Txt_S1.Text), Notify("Fill in the field", NotificationType.Error), Navigate(Scr_InsertUpdate, Fade) ); ResetForm(Form4)

I hope this is helpful for you.

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With your formula the button not navigate to screen 2 evenif the fields are filled

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Whose formula are you referring to? Mine or eka24's?

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Hi Randy,

I have tried with your formula but can't get to screen 2

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This would indicate that the criteria in the formula is only being met for the error condition.

The formula, as written, will perform a Notify if ANY of the three controls is blank. Is that the condition you are looking for?

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So then if it is not navigating to Scr_InsertUpdate then one of the three conditions is blank.

Can you provide some screenshots or formulas, or screenshots of formulas or something to show what is going on?

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