@mdevaney I hope you are well. I tried posing this question on a previous post I had marked as a solution, but didn't hear back so I thought I would try posting a new question in case it isn't possible to ask follow-up questions on a "closed" post. I'm still learning my way around the forums. Apologies if you are receiving his a second time.
I have a follow-up question to the previous item you helped me with which was "how do I update a SharePoint List after deleting an item from a Collection". The formula you provided worked great when applied to the OnSelect property of the trash can icon in the Gallery, but it later occurred to me that I should include a pop-up dialog box asking the user to confirm that they wish to delete the item before actually deleting it. If they click the "Yes, delete" button I want the item to be removed from the SharePoint list (Pipeline) and Collection (colPipeline).
For some reason, the formula that worked for the trash can icon in the Gallery is not working on the "Yes, delete" button in the pop-up dialog box. I have a suspicion that I am doing something wrong with the variable, but I've been trying to get it going since Mon, July 13 with no success so I thought I should ask if you could help me out. Intellisense doesn't give me the option of selecting "ThisItem". Since there are multiple formulas with the introduction of a pop-up dialog, I thought it would be easiest to attach screenshots in the pdf below (all data shown is fictitious).
I have everything working except for the delete feature so I have highlighted anything that pertains to it in yellow. Would you mind taking a look and letting me know what I am missing? No need to reply over the weekend of course unless that is easier for you. The original formula you provided to me is included in the attachment. I have watched multiple videos on pop-up dialog boxes. While I was able to glean valuable formatting tips from each, none of them matched my particular deletion scenario unfortunately. Thank you in advance! Teresa
