AND works, OR works, but not AND( OR( ) ) ?

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Hello,

Need some eyes on this.. I feel like I've run into this before but can't recall what I'm doing wrong.

Scenario:

Toggle1 Control INSIDE a Gallery
Toggle2 Control OUTSIDE a Gallery
Trying to build a "Toggle-all" option outside the Gallery
Trying to set the Default Property of Toggle1 based on Toggle2

Toggle1- INSIDE Gallery:

Here are the debug steps I've taken (read code comments):

/*===================================================
Results in "pass"
===================================================*/
If(
 Or(
 ThisItem.status = "off",
 IsBlank(ThisItem.status)
 ), 
 "pass", "fail")

/*===================================================
Results in "pass"
===================================================*/
If(
 Toggle2.Value = true, 
 "pass", "fail")

/*===================================================
Results in "fail" WHY?
===================================================*/
If(
 Or(
 ThisItem.status = "off",
 IsBlank(ThisItem.status)
 ), 
 false,
 And(
 Or(
 ThisItem.status = "off",
 IsBlank(ThisItem.status)
 ),
 Toggle2.Value = true
 ),
 Toggle2.Value,
 true
)

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RandyHayes 76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@ericonline so in your formula, I read it as:
If ConditionA is true, false, otherwise If ConditionB is true, then true.
Condition A is field is "off" or Blank
Condition B is field is "off" or Blank and Toggle is true and Toggle is true (you are and'ing the toggle value twice).

So, if I boil this down, I am seeing that you are really just looking to see if any of these conditions are met.
If I look at the inverse of the problem, it seems that, if the item is "on" and not Blank, it should be "on"/true.

What I am missing from your end-goal is, are you trying to use the Toggle2 as a master "on" or master "off" toggle?

If you are trying to do master "on", then your formula should be:
!(ThisItem.Status="Off") || IsBlank(ThisItem.Status) || Toggle2.Value
If the status is not "off" or the status is blank or the toggle is on = set to on.
Or:
(!(ThisItem.Status2="Off") && !IsBlank(ThisItem.Status2)) || Toggle22.Value
If the status is not "off" and the status is not blank OR the toggle is on = set to on
Or:
!(ThisItem.Status2="Off") && !IsBlank(ThisItem.Status2) || (Toggle22.Value && !IsBlank(ThisItem.Status2))
If the status is not "off" and the status is not blank OR the toggle is on and the status is not blank = set to on

You might give the shortened notation (&& || !) a try over using the And, Or and Not as a formula - makes it a little easier to digest the logic.

Hope this helps some.

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You will need to add an If( in front of the And, along with the closing ). In BOLD below.
===================================================*/
If(
    Or(
        ThisItem.status = "off",
        IsBlank(ThisItem.status)
    ),
    false,
    If(And(
        Or(
            ThisItem.status = "off",
            IsBlank(ThisItem.status)
        ),
        Toggle2.Value = true
        ),
        Toggle2.Value,
    true
   )
)

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v-xida-msft on at

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Hi @ericonline ,

Could you please share a bit more about your scenario?

Could you please show more details about the "Results in "fail" WHY?"? What happens with your formula?

Based on the formula that you mentioned, I think there is something issue with it. If the first condition within your If function is true, the result your If function returns is always true, regardless of whether you check or uncheck your Toggle 2 control.

In other words, if the first condition in your If function is met, the following conditions within the If function would not be executed.

More details about the If function in PowerApps, please check the following article:

If function

I have made a test on my side, please take a try with the following formula (set the Default property of the Toggle 1 control to following😞

If( Toggle2.Value = true, true, /* <-- You could also consider type Toggle2.Value here */ If( ThisItem.status = "off" || IsBlank(ThisItem.status), false, true ) )

Best regards,

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