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Hello, 

I'm having an issue tying a navigate to a patch. What I'm doing, is I have a button, when clicking on it, it checks first if that user has already submit and answer , if they did it navigates him to a page if they haven't submit an answer yet, it goes and patches some things in a SharePoint list. What I want is after it patches to navigate to certain page. Everything I try it doesn't seems to like it. 

 

If(

    CountRows(

        Filter(

            mylist,

            'Created By'.Email = Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail

        )

    ) > 0,

    Navigate(ScTryAgain),

    Patch(

        mylist,

        Defaults(mylist),

        {

            'number1': Value(Dropnumber1.SelectedText.Value),

            'number2': Value(Dropnumber2.SelectedText.Valuee),

            'number3': Value(Dropnumber3.SelectedText.Value),

            'number4': Value(Dropnumber4.SelectedText.Value),

            'number5': Value(Dropnumber5.SelectedText.Value),

            'number6': Value(Dropnumber6.SelectedText.Value),

            'number7': Value(Dropnumber7.SelectedText.Valuee),

            'number8': Value(Dropnumber8.SelectedText.Value),

            'number9': Value(Dropnumber9.SelectedText.Value)

        }

    )

);

 

Any help you can provide I would appreciate. Thank you in advance 

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  • RandyHayes Profile Picture
    76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Thanasis 

    Your formula appears to be correct (except for two typos in the name Value in number2 and number7).

    My question would be, do you actually get a match in your filter?

    Put a label on your screen and set the Text property to the following:

    CountRows(
     Filter(
     mylist,
     'Created By'.Email = Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail
     )
    )

    See if you are actually getting items in your count.

     

    I would focus on the email comparison.  Sometimes the case of the Email in SharePoint is different than the case from the 365 email - ex.  Name@domain.com <> name@domain.com

     

    I hope this is helpful for you.

  • Vijay Tailor Profile Picture
    2,961 on at

    Hi @Thanasis ,

    You can Use Like below- 
    Code that will Navigate you to another Screen once Patch Done. 

     CountRows(
    
     Filter(
    
     mylist,
    
     'Created By'.Email = Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail
    
     )
    
     ) > 0,
    
     Navigate(ScTryAgain),
    
     Patch(
    
     mylist,
    
     Defaults(mylist),
    
     {
    
     'number1': Value(Dropnumber1.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number2': Value(Dropnumber2.SelectedText.Valuee),
    
     'number3': Value(Dropnumber3.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number4': Value(Dropnumber4.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number5': Value(Dropnumber5.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number6': Value(Dropnumber6.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number7': Value(Dropnumber7.SelectedText.Valuee),
    
     'number8': Value(Dropnumber8.SelectedText.Value),
    
     'number9': Value(Dropnumber9.SelectedText.Value)
    
     }
    
     );UpdateContext({PatchDone:true});
    
    );
    If(PatchDone,Navigate(Screen61));

    Thanks,
    Vijay

    Please click "Accept as Solution" if my post answered your question so that others may find it more quickly. If you found this post helpful consider giving it a "Thumbs Up."- Vijay



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    RandyHayes Profile Picture
    76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Thanasis 

    Just realized that you wanted to navigate after the Patch.  I had assumed that your first navigate was not working.

    In that case, just change your formula to the following:

    If(
     CountRows(
     Filter(
     mylist,
     'Created By'.Email = Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail
     )
     ) > 0,
    
     Navigate(ScTryAgain),
    
     Patch(
     mylist,
     Defaults(mylist),
     {
     'number1': Value(Dropnumber1.SelectedText.Value),
     'number2': Value(Dropnumber2.SelectedText.Valuee),
     'number3': Value(Dropnumber3.SelectedText.Value),
     'number4': Value(Dropnumber4.SelectedText.Value),
     'number5': Value(Dropnumber5.SelectedText.Value),
     'number6': Value(Dropnumber6.SelectedText.Value),
     'number7': Value(Dropnumber7.SelectedText.Valuee),
     'number8': Value(Dropnumber8.SelectedText.Value),
     'number9': Value(Dropnumber9.SelectedText.Value)
     }
     );
     Navigate(yourOtherScreen)
    )

     

    Notice we are just adding another function to the "Else" part of your If statement.  So, once the Patch is done, the next statement will execute.

  • Thanasis Profile Picture
    on at

    Hello @RandyHayes 

     

    That worked perfectly. Thank you for your response.

     

    @VijayTailor  Thank you for your response. 

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