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Hopefully simple one - not for me. I want to trigger toggle2 if toggle1 is true. I'm trying an If statement in the default for toggle2. Can't seem to make it work.

If(Toggle1.Value = true,ThisItem.Deleteitem = true)

I've tried a few variations and longer expressions. Just stuck on this...

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eka24 20,923 on at

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What does it mean when you state you want to trigger toggle2. Kindly explain what you want to do if toggle1 is true if possible give a screen shot.

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efroseroc 152 on at

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Set a variable for recording the value when you change the toggle

If(Toggle1.Value = true,Set(vToggle;true)= true, Set(vToggle,false)
And in Default (Or Update) from toggle 2 you just put
vToggle.
But depends on what kind of fields you are working on.

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Drrickryp Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@wlyttle

A bit simpler, make the value property of toggle2: Toggle1.Value

Or if you want it to be editable put that in the Default property instead.

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efroseroc 152 on at

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Sorry @Drrickryp I can´t seem to find the Value property of the toggle control

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