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Write value of check box to data source from gallery

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I have a gallery that is using SQL Server as it's data set. I have a check box in the gallery that I would like to use to update the value in my sql table. Is it possible to update a value in a gallery to sql?

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SpongYe 5,603 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @Rawb

I would use the OnCheck or OnUncheck properties of the checkbox to update the value in your SQL table.
The code example:
Patch( SQL, ThisItem, {YourColumnName: Checkbox1.Value} )

If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊

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Rawb 46 on at

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Hi SpongYe,

First, thank you for your help. It is very much appreciated. I am having some trouble with the code and it is not working. Here is what I wrote:
Patch( '[wom].[tblWorkOrderManagement-Final]', // This is the table name of my sql table ThisItem {ParkedDiscussed: chkDiscussed.Value} //ParkedDiscussed = my column name in the table, chkDiscussed = my checkbox name )
I'm not sure what I am doing incorrect. Any further help is much appreciated.

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Rawb 46 on at

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Thank you for your help SpongYe. I got the syntax by playing around with it. The following worked for me (this is on the uncheck event for those who may look at this example the oncheck you would change the value of "ParkedDisussed" to true):

Patch ( 'wom.tblWorkOrderManagement-Final', //Name of the table ThisItem, { ParkedDiscussed: false //Column Name to update and the value to make the column } )

Again many thanks!

Rawb

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