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Posted on 19 Sep 2018 20:47:16 by Community Power Pla...

I'm just learning PowerApps and have gotten pretty far but now can't figure out what is wrong with this formula...

If(IsEmpty(Filter(MIRes, Promo = DDPromo.Selected.Value && WeekRange = DateRange.Text ), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled))

I keep getting "Invalid number of arguments: recieved 3, expected 1." and "Invalid number of arguments: recieved 1, expected 2 or more."

Please Help!!

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Ronix_07 2 on 29 Apr 2020 at 14:36:24

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Re: Invalid number of arguments

<html>
<body>
Can Anybody let me know what is the issue in the below string

Now my string is
Set(PDF , MuhimbiPDF.converthtml(Concatenate(“<div><p>”,TextInputName.Text,”</p>””<p>”,TextInputEmail.Text,”</p>”)))

Where the name of my fields are (TextInputNmae) and (TextInputEmail)
Error is : – Invalid number of arguement recieved 1: expected 2-3
Kindly Please correct me where i am going wrong also let me know in case of any issue.
Thanks !!

</body>
</html>
mogg 2 on 16 Aug 2019 at 07:40:46

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Re: Invalid number of arguments

Hi I am just a newbie to PowerApps but have done some excel previously I have checked and checked but cant work out why I am getting Invalid number of arguements recieved 1 expecting 2 or more......

I am checking the 'Cal Due' date to today and changing the fill colour of a label depending if its > 30 days, 1-30 days, 0 days or < Today (Overdue)

If(IsBlank(ThisItem.'Cal Due'),RGBA(232,244,217,1),If(DateDiff(Today(),ThisItem.'Cal Due',Days) > 30),RGBA(232,244,217,1),If(30 > DateDiff(Today(),ThisItem.'Cal Due',Days)) > 0,RGBA(255, 255, 0, 0.42),If(DateDiff(Today(),ThisItem.'Cal Due',Days))=0,RGBA(204, 231, 246, 1),RGBA(238,204,204,1))

Thanks for any help
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Drrickryp Super User 2024 Season 1 on 19 Sep 2018 at 21:23:06

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Re: Invalid number of arguments

Hi @Anonymous,
You left off a closing parenthesis of the IsEmpty function and have an extra one at the end of the If function. I believe If(IsEmpty(Filter(MIRes, Promo = DDPromo.Selected.Value && WeekRange = DateRange.Text )), DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.Disabled) will work.
Community Power Pla... on 19 Sep 2018 at 21:21:01

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Re: Invalid number of arguments

I figured it out! was missing a ) before I had my true or false results