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I have three modern control checkboxes, each with its label property tied to a different item from the 'Change Type' column in my 'Change' table. The label property for the checkboxes are as follows:

1st checkbox - 'Change Type'.Scope

2nd checkbox - 'Change Type'.Budget

3rd checkbox - 'Change Type'.Schedule

I want to use the OnCheck property for each of these checkboxes to display a check based on the corresponding 'Change Type' value. However, my current code isn't functioning as expected (particularly evident with the 'Schedule' checkbox, as seen in the screenshots below).

Any suggestions or assistance in getting this to work would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Update: I figured out a solution to my issue about synchronizing checkboxes with the selection in a ComboBox in PowerApps. I'd like to share the solution here for anyone who might be encountering a similar problem.

Firstly, I created a ComboBox and configured its Items property to pull data from my 'Change' table. Following this, I assigned the DefaultSelectedItems property of the ComboBox to ThisItem.'Change Type'. To keep this ComboBox hidden (as it served primarily a functional purpose rather than an interface one), I set its Visible property to false.

Next, I needed to ensure that the checkboxes (Budget, Schedule, and Scope) were checked or unchecked based on the selection in the hidden ComboBox. I used these formulas to set the Checked property of each checkbox: