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Posted on by zolla

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Hi there

I have a simple 'Next Page' that I only want to display only if all text input fields have data. So I think I have to use the If command.

If(ansOverallExp.Text = true; &&
ansApplyToRole.Text = true; &&
ansTechKNWL.Text = true;
Set(OverallExp, ansOverallExp.Text);
Set(ApplyToRole, ansApplyToRole.Text);
Set(TechKNWL, ansTechKNWL.Text);
Navigate('Screen2-PA-2')

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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RandyHayes 76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@zolla

Please consider changing your Formula to the following:

If( !IsBlank(ansOverallExp.Text) && !IsBlank( ansApplyToRole.Text) && !IsBlank(ansTechKNWL.Text); Set(OverallExp, ansOverallExp.Text);; Set(ApplyToRole, ansApplyToRole.Text);; Set(TechKNWL, ansTechKNWL.Text);; Navigate('Screen2-PA-2') )

Note: None of those variables are needed in your formula as you already have globally the values in the control.

So, for example, OverallExp does not need to be set as you can just reference ansOverallExp.Text anywhere you want.

I hope this is helpful for you.

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zolla 27 on at

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Hi there,
Thanks for taking the time to responsd.
Okay so I managed to fix it. I used the following to 'Set' the variables (to be used elsewhere) on the 'On Select' area of the button. The 'If' statement I used on the 'visible' part of the button but changed the code a little. Eaxmple:

If(
!IsBlank(ansCourseRec) &&
!IsBlank(ansDiffAttCourse) &&
!IsBlank(ansLrnObj),true,false)

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