Get Button displaymode edit, when 2 value is filled

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Dear Experts,

need some guidance here, please refer below picture,...

i want to make this NEXT button display mode edit if Label_1 filled, then check if TextInput has filled. Else it will disable.

is it possible ?

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LaurensM 12,516 Moderator on at

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Hi @jm81klp,

It seems that you are using the controls within a gallery. Would you like to disable the button if one ore more of the rows has no value in either control? The following will achieve this (change the control names to the correct names):

If( CountIf( GalleryName.AllItems, IsBlank(Label_1.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput.Text) ) > 0, DisplayMode.Disabled, DisplayMode.Edit )

If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.

Thanks!
jm81klp 39 on at

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Hi @LaurensM ,

Yup, its work some how. But when its just capture on the first row only, and could not capture if second row got value or not. Let me try rephrase this again,...
so at below here, first condition i need the overall weight can only be 50/60/70% only then, check if row 1 Weight have value or not, if have then must enter data until 2.0 then only the Submit button in Edit mode. If the first row total W was not either 50/60/70%, then user still able to enter at 2nd row, and this second row also need to have like same condition of row 1.

previously my formula like below,

IF(Label1_1.text="Error%",DisplayMode.Disabled,
IF(Label1_1.text="50%",DisplayMode.Edit,
IF(Label1_1.text="60%",DisplayMode.Edit,
IF(Label1_1.text="70%",DisplayMode.Edit,DisplayMode.Disable))))

and now i try edit this, but my mind become blank already 😅

If(
CountIf(
Gallery2.AllItems,
IsBlank(TextInput1_31.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1_34.Text),
IsBlank(TextInput1_37.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1_40.Text),
IsBlank(TextInput1_43.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1_46.Text),
IsBlank(TextInput1_49.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1_52.Text),
IsBlank(TextInput1_55.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1_58.Text)
) > 0,
DisplayMode.Disabled,
If(
DisplayMode.Edit
)
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LaurensM 12,516 Moderator on at

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Hi @jm81klp,

Thank you for the explanation!

I see that each row has their own unique TextInputs. Normally you would define 1 set of controls for each row that is then reused across all rows. Within this topic, let's first focus on how to define the DisplayMode of that button.

Below you will find a code example that checks both the total percentage and checks whether there are any rows with a weighting defined and empty 0.0, 1.0 or 2.0 TextInputs:

If( //If the label has either of the values below (Label1_1.text="50%" || Label1_1.text="60%" || Label1_1.text="70%") && //And there are no rows that contain a weighting value and have a blank 0.0, 1.0 or 2.0 TextInput CountIf( Gallery2.AllItems, !IsBlank(WeightingLabelROW1.Text) && (IsBlank(TextInput0ROW1.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1ROW1.Text)|| IsBlank(TextInput2ROW1.Text)), //Repeat for the other rows !IsBlank(WeightingLabelROW2.Text) && (IsBlank(TextInput0ROW2.Text) || IsBlank(TextInput1ROW2.Text)|| IsBlank(TextInput2ROW2.Text)) ) = 0, //Allow submission DisplayMode.Edit, //In all other cases, disable the button DisplayMode.Disabled )

What I would recommend in a later stage is to avoid using separate controls for each row and leverage the Gallery control to achieve this. You can then use collections to temporarily store the data and so on. There are a lot of great guides on YouTube that cover these topics.

If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.

Thanks!
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Hi @LaurensM ,

Yup, thanks for your advise,...
this Works,.....