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I have already created a working "Submit Form" that will display a pop-up for a success if required information is filled out, and an error message for when required information is missing... Now, one thing I am trying to add to this success pop-up is a text that displays the most recent form/list ID for the user to store for future referencing purposes.

I have found a few results via Google and this forum on how to get the last list ID, however, I am still confused.

In my "Submit Form" button, I have the following formula:
IfError(Patch('DATABASE NAME',Defaults('DATABASE NAME'),Form1.Updates,Form2.Updates,Form3.Updates,Form4.Updates,Form5.Updates,Form6.Updates);Set(varShowPopup1,true);Set(varShowPopup2,false),Set(varShowPopup2,true);Set(varShowPopup1,false))

For reference, "varShowPopup1" is the "Submission Confirmed" pop-up and "varShowPopup2" is the "Error" pop-up. I have customized the design of the screen by utilizing multiple forms, hence the long "Updates" portion.

Is it possible to display the most recent form ID only when it successfully submits? And display this on the pop-up? Or is there a better solution that I should explore instead?

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Ethan_009 4,838 Moderator on at

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Hi @TJ-25,

You can use LastSubmit() function to get the item you want,

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Set the data accordingly and use in pop-up or Notify the last submits.

Hope this helps

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timl 37,212 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @TJ-25

Since you're adding a new record by calling Patch, the return value from Patch will contain the new record.

IfError( Set(varNewRecord, Patch('DATABASE NAME', Defaults('DATABASE NAME'), Form1.Updates,Form2.Updates,Form3.Updates,Form4.Updates,Form5.Updates,Form6.Updates ); Set(varShowPopup1,true); Set(varShowPopup2,false), Set(varShowPopup2,true); Set(varShowPopup1,false) )

Taking the example formula above, varNewRecord will contain the new record. Therefore, you should be able to display the ID by adding a label to your Submission Confirmed" pop-up and setting the text property to varNewRecord.ID

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TJ-25 20 on at

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Hi @timl!

Thank you for your reply! For some reason, this function is not working for me when input as suggested. If the 'ID' column is already enabled in the list - is there a way to simply retrieve that if the display is a pop-up rather than on the same screen? I read Ethan_R's response with the LastSubmit - but I could not figure how to make that work, still a bit of a newbie.

My goal is that this will be hidden, and should then become visible and auto-populate the new form ID number after it submits the form(s). Does this need to be a "Edit Form" in this circumstance or is it a "Text Label"?

Update: I should note, I have inserted a textlabel with "Form1.LastSubmit.ID" in the "Text" advanced property and this is not populating the number either.

Update 2: I found a way, using a TextLabel and in the "Text" property I put the formula "Last('DATABASE NAME').ID"
Will this number change if multiple people are submitting at the same time, or will each user see their own respective number?

Thanks in advance!

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TJ-25 20 on at

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Update three, and a solution - I've answered my own question. 😜

For any replication purposes:
- I created a form that has two pop-up based on the success or failure of the form submission.
> PopUp1 - Confirmed/Success Pop-Up (displays confirmation message, shows List ID, and includes a button that resets all forms then returns user to the menu.)
> PopUp2 - Denied/Error Pop-Up (displays error message that required fields were not completed, includes button that closes message and returns to form to complete.)
- In the confirmation pop-up, I was looking to find a way to retrieve the last submitted line ID from the SharePoint List housing the data.
- I tried the LastSubmit suggestion, would not work, I tried the "varNewRecord" suggestion and this also did not work.
- I created a text label and in the "Text" property I put the following function, which successfully pulled the submitted form's ID:

Last('DATABASE NAME').ID

- I tested this in two open instances where users would have created a ticket simultaneously; no issues with reporting the correct ID from the database.

Success! Thank you to @Ethan_R and @timl for your suggestions. While they were not the results I needed, I'm certain they work elsewhere. Much appreciated though.

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