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I need help in creating a ticket. When a button is click it will show the number 1. When a new ticket is created it will show the number 2. This will carry on when a new ticket is created. The submit button is submitting an edit form and 'RefNo' is the name of the column from SharePoint. Inside the RefNo text input I name the variable as CountNum. On the MainScreen, it should display the latest ticket number.

Below is the code that I put on my submit button:

SubmitForm(Form_FormScreen1) = Set (CountNum, CountNum + 1);Navigate(MainScreen);ResetForm(Form_FormScreen1);Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Mail","Mail Subject", "Mail Content")

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PTBBSolutions 691 on at

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Hi @HF306 ,

In order to get the latest ID, you can set your CountNum to be something like:
First( Sort( [Your SP List Name], RefNo, Descending ) ).ID
So, in your submit form, you can use what you have now = CountNum = CountNum+1

Let me know if this helps.

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HI @HF306 ,

Apart from the equals sign, the code will set the Variable to the next number

SubmitForm(Form_FormScreen1); Set(CountNum, CountNum + 1); Navigate(MainScreen); ResetForm(Form_FormScreen1); Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Mail","Mail Subject", "Mail Content")

What is the Item of the Form on the main screen?

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Hi @HF306 ,

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