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I am trying to patch more than one column. I have Title and a Person column working (labeled UserInfo), but when I add anything else it stops working. I tried adding another column and it gives me the network patch erro,:the request operation is invalid.

I've refreshed the data. I've removed and added the data connection. I've tried different columns. I don't know what the issue is. Any ideas?

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WarrenBelz 153,034 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @AdamG87 ,

Firstly, can you please post your code as Text also - the below is OCR'd so watch spelling.

Patch( 'After Class Survey', Defaults('After Class Survey'), { Title: User().FullName, UserInfo: { '@odata.type': "«Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedUser", Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & Lower(User().Email), Department: DisplayName: User().FullName, Email: User().EMail, JobTitle: "", Picture: "" }, Fac1: FONE } )

Apart from a couple of suggestions on the User's details (which I do not believe are your issue), what is FONE ?

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Fac1 is column, and FONE(thru Seven) are the names of the radio boxes that should write to the column. All columns Fac1-Ca7 are multi text. I can get it to work without all Fac-Ca7, but not with it.
Here is the code currently (I also updated the pictures in my original post):

Patch('After Class Survey',Defaults('After Class Survey'),{Title:User().FullName,UserInfo:
{ '@odata.type': "#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedUser",
Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail,
Department: "",
DisplayName: Office365Users.MyProfileV2().displayName,
Email: Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail,
JobTitle: "",
Picture: ""},
Fac1:FONE,
Fac2:FTWO,
Fac3:FTHREE,
Fac5:FFIVE,
Fac6:FSIX,
Fac7:FSEVEN,
Ca1:CONE,
Ca2:CTWO,
Ca3:CTHREE,
Ca4:CFOUR,
Ca5:CFIVE,
Ca6:CSIX,
Ca7:CSEVEN
})

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@AdamG87 ,

If FONE is a Radio Control, you need

FONE.Selected.Value

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I did try that. It didn't help. I did run a monitor and attached the pic. I'm not sure what to make of it

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@AdamG87 ,

It simply indicates there is an error in the patch - I now recommend some basic debugging and work on this assuming FONE is the actual name of the Radio Control and Fac1 is a Text field.

Patch( 'After Class Survey', Defaults('After Class Survey'), { Title: User().FullName, Fac1: FONE.Selected.Value } )

Once you get Fac1 working, you can start adding items to ensure they all work.

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Ok so I got it to work by adding all the Fac and Ca columns (14 total) plus the title. It works. Now when I add another column, it breaks. I tried adding Fac (Dropdown connected to a list another coworker built that's been filtered) to Facilitator (SharePoint column, multi-text):
Patch(
'After Class Survey',
Defaults('After Class Survey'),
{
Title: User().FullName,
Facilitator:Fac,
Fac1: FONE.Selected.Value,
Fac2: FTWO.Selected.Value,
Fac3: FTHREE.Selected.Value,
Fac4: FFOUR.Selected.Value,
Fac5: FFIVE.Selected.Value,
Fac6: FSIX.Selected.Value,
Fac7: FSEVEN.Selected.Value,
Ca1: CONE.Selected.Value,
Ca2: CTWO.Selected.Value,
Ca3: CTHREE.Selected.Value,
Ca4: CFOUR.Selected.Value,
Ca5: CFIVE.Selected.Value,
Ca6: CSIX.Selected.Value,
Ca7: CSEVEN.Selected.Value
}
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@AdamG87 ,

Please have a read of this blog of mine as you will need to understand this if you are going to do any sort of references to control values. Can you please confirm if the dropdown is multi-select and also its Items property and the field name it is displaying.

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