Use a Toolbar button to change a form

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Hello

I want to use a toolbar button to update a form. Specifically I want to have a submit button that changes the "Submitted" Column to yes. I have tried to use the Select function to hit the toggle to do this, but that doesn't seem to work

Select(DataCardValue1); SubmitForm(Form1)

I'd rather not use collections if it can be avoided, since my form is a checklist with about 50 fields. I would consider it if there is no alternatives

Thank you very much

Conn

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ConnM 260 on at

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Is there a way of using the Gallery1.Selected to help

This doesn't work, but is along the lines of my thinking
Patch( MachineSetup, Filter(MachineSetup, ID=Gallery1.Selected, {Submitted: "Yes"} ); SubmitForm(Form1)

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ConnM 260 on at

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Thanks @ShaheerAhmad

I'm getting the error "This type of argument "ID" does not match the expected type number. Found type "Error".".

This is the code as I'm running it

Patch( 'MachineSetup', {ID: Form1.Selected.ID, Submitted: "Yes"} ); SubmitForm(Form1)

I appreciate your help

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Shaheer Ahmad 2,194 Moderator on at

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To update a form using a toolbar button, you can set the value of the "Submitted" column to "Yes" by directly modifying the underlying data source. Here's an example approach you can follow:
Add a toolbar button to your app, such as a button named "SubmitButton".
In the OnSelect property of the "SubmitButton", use the Patch function or Update function to update the value of the "Submitted" column in your data source. Assuming your data source is a SharePoint list, you can use the Patch function as follows:

Patch( YourDataSource, {ID: YourFormName.Selected.ID, Submitted: "Yes"} ); SubmitForm(YourFormName)

This code updates the "Submitted" column to "Yes" for the selected item in the data source (identified by the item's ID). Replace "YourDataSource" with the name of your SharePoint list or data source, and "YourFormName" with the name of your form control.
The SubmitForm(YourFormName) call is optional and will submit the form after updating the "Submitted" column. You can remove it if you don't want to submit the form immediately after changing the value.
By using the Patch function, you can directly update the data source without the need for collections or manipulating individual fields. This approach allows you to update the "Submitted" column to "Yes" using a toolbar button without having to modify each individual field in the form.

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