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i have a submit icon, i only want to be visible when 3 dropdown fields have been selected. I thought this might work but as soon as one dropdown is selected, the icon appears. Only want icon to appear when all 3 fields have a selection.

If(Employee_ED.Selected.Value=""&&Site_ED.Selected.Value=""&&Customer_ED.Selected.Value="",false,true)

tried this, no errors but no response

If(Employee_ED.Selected.Value&&Site_ED.Selected.Value&&Customer_ED.Selected.Value="",false,true)

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

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    Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Matt383 

     

     

    !IsBlank(Employee_ED.Selected.Value)&&
    !IsBlank(Site_ED.Selected.Value)&&
    !IsBlank(Customer_ED.Selected.Value)

     

     

    No need for an If() function, !IsBlank(somevalue) reduces to either true or false.  All three must be true for the statement to be interpreted as true for the Visible property of your icon.

  • Matt383 Profile Picture
    407 on at

    Thanks, that works perfectly. One more question, I have a label on there "These fields must be completed" I need the label to stay on there and disappear once the 3 have been selected. I thought i could just add Not but when one of the required fields is selected, the label disappears. I need it to disappear only after all 3 have been selected, opposite to the icon. This is what i tried
    !Not(IsBlank(Employee_ED.Selected.Value)&&
    !Not(IsBlank(Site_ED.Selected.Value)&&
    !Not(IsBlank(Customer_ED.Selected.Value))))

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    Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Matt383 

    You have a knack for making things more complicated than they need to be. OR(IsBlank(Employee_ED.Selected.Value),
    IsBlank(Site_ED.Selected.Value),
    IsBlank(Customer_ED.Selected.Value)) should do it.

  • Matt383 Profile Picture
    407 on at

    Cheers mate, less is more 😉 

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