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Hi there so pretty much have the same issue as this guy

And I had already come to my own conclusion that I should use onSuccess, until it dawned on me that the form has an approve and reject button.

How would I get around failed form submissions with two buttons?

Could I do something like add an if statement in the OnSuccess to detect the buttons selected state? does that state even exist in the scope of OnSuccess?

I can't believe I'm the only one that has come across this requirement before but can't seem to find much on the matter

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WarrenBelz 156,570 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @JoePike ,
Set a Variable (two different ones) on each button.
At the OnFailure event, you can choose which item to action. I would also reset the relevant variable after actioning this.

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@WarrenBelz sounds like a solution to me! Something else that was advised was to separate the submission functionality from the approve and reject action, either on the browse screen or by adding a save/update button and using that for submission (neither which seemed like a user friendly approach)

Your solution sounds like something that should be implemented by Microsoft don't you think? Buttons could have an onSuccess or OnSubmit value that could be blank or if populated could be fed to the forms OnSuccess value
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Thanks @JoePike ,
Agree with all you have said - one thing you get used to in Power Apps is working with the tools you have available. After a while you just get the accept this . . .